Cultivating Political Insight Through Sincere Dialogues
Here at The Civic Tea, our philosophy is that engaging with political topics should bridge differences instead of fueling tension. Our story started in Fort Smith, Arkansas, where small gatherings focused on understanding constitutional liberties and the power of civic duty. Now, we are a thriving platform for vital discussions regarding election access and migration. Our core mission persists: we aim to foster a communal bond where every resident feels valued and each session at the table triggers meaningful local progress and unity.
The Voice Behind the Tea
Kim Frasl
A passionate leader and committed Democrat, Kim Frasl has spent years fighting for societal growth. Her political path took off when she served as President of the Young Democrats at Henderson State University from 1992-1993, then assisted the efforts of Senator Dale Bumpers and President Bill Clinton. Extending her public work, she is a representative for the 2026 Arkansas State Democratic Convention.
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Starting in 1993, Kim has established herself as a notable voice in broadcasting. Her varied career includes time as a co-host on MIX96 radio and leading the "Business Profiles" series on My Network TV. A specialist in public relations, she contributes to the "Change for the People" podcast as a consultant and guest while running her media agency, Butterfly Creative Solutions, advising numerous television and radio groups.
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Outside of professional roles, Kim is fiercely devoted to local organizing. She belongs to the Sebastian County Democrats, the Sebastian County Democrat Women, the 50501 Movement, and the No Kings Movement. Additionally, she holds a leadership position with River Valley Fuerte in Fort Smith, Arkansas, advocating for the empowerment and dignity of the regional immigrant population.