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At The Gra, Meeks and his staff are providg more than jt haircuts, they’re changg the narrative about how Black gay men should expect to be treated once they enter a Black barbershop by expandg on the mol that has historilly been unwelg to gay men by makg the experience more clive. It may not e as a surprise that a barbershop that is owned, staffed, and servg a majory LGBTQ+ clientele Atlanta—a cy often referred to as the Black gay mec—but for Meeks, who holds a marketg gree, worked rporate Ameri, and tght as an adjunct profsor at Wtwood College his hometown of Memphis, TN, before openg The Gra over a ago, has all e as a betiful surprise.