Derrick L. Middleton’s Shape Up: Gay the Black Barbershop explor the hypermascule attus that keep so many young gay black men om livg their thentic liv this cril space of black culture.
Contents:
- WATCH: TRAILER FOR “SHAPE UP: GAY THE BLACK BARBERSHOP”
- SHAPE UP: GAY THE BLACK BARBERSHOP
- FILMMAKER EXPLOR CHALLENG OF BEG 'GAY THE BLACK BARBERSHOP'
WATCH: TRAILER FOR “SHAPE UP: GAY THE BLACK BARBERSHOP”
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SHAPE UP: GAY THE BLACK BARBERSHOP
Filmmaker Derrick L. Middleton hop his new documentary, "Shape Up: Gay the Black Barbershop," helps to change what he says is a culture of "homophobia" the spac. * shape up gay in the black barbershop *
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"It is time for dialogue -- a nversatn of the mds to brg an end to what many gay men of lor like me experience daily when we want to simply get to the shop and get out, " Middleton told NBC Harlem native's uneass wh barbershops was stilled at the age of 5, when his father took him for his first haircut and uttered four words: "You're a man now.
FILMMAKER EXPLOR CHALLENG OF BEG 'GAY THE BLACK BARBERSHOP'
"I will no longer be a willg participant the homophobia that's outwardly displayed barbershops. “I will no longer be a willg participant the homophobia that’s outwardly displayed barbershops, " Middleton documentary clus appearanc by former NFL player Wa Davis, journalist Clay Cane and wrer Michael Arcenex, who all share their own experienc as gay men black barbershops. Shape Up: Gay the Black Barbershop is a documentary short set Harlem, NYC.
This film sheds light on the val role barbershops play wh the black muny while examg the often plited relatnship that black gay men have wh the spac. Middleton is the director of Shape Up: Gay the Black Barbershop, a documentary that explor how gay black men face disfort and discrimatn one of the few safe spac for black men Amerin society.