Brace Belden

Trade union activist and volunteer

Brace Belden - Trade union activist and volunteer
Born

October 13th, 1989
35 years ago

Category

Activists & Humanitarians

Country

United States

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Involved in various labor movements and trade union activism, focused on workers' rights and socialist principles. Served as a volunteer in the People's Protection Units, contributing to efforts in areas affected by conflict. Engaged in advocacy for labor issues and had a notable presence in discussions surrounding socialism and worker solidarity.

Volunteered with the People's Protection Units

Participated in labor activism in the U.S.

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