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STYMIE

"A guy that goes by the name, Christian, struggles with money and surviving. He starts committing crimes until he run into a producer that caught him in the act of robbing his house. He made a deal with him to work with him in-order for him to not turn him in to the police. The special work he wants Christian to do is 'gay' porn."

ABOUT STYMIE

"STYMIE talks about the hidden secrets about how corrupted and manipulative people are if you use your lively hood as a pawn in their hands. Also, it hows the friendship between homosexual and heterosexual individuals. The film also dives in making African American males to find a better way to take control of their lives and make right decisions."

Starring
JEVON LOVING
CHANNING HARRAL
BYRELL DALLAS
RYAN KENNEDY
EULA BURESSA
PARIS WALKER
ETC.

Music By Kalvin Hobbs

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A young adult learns that some boys in the hood are simply just goods to wealthy men
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Director: Anthony Bawn
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Screenwriter Barry quickly turns lemons to lemonade when his screenplay is initially passed up by a major studio.

"Gig City" ~ Agay web series about the life and times of queer Black and Brown artists trying to break into the industry.

"Gig City" returns for its Second Act after running a successful Gofundme campaign. I (Ben-Ra), Executive Producer Jamal JnBaptiste, and our entire team are so thankful for your support, no matter its form.

CAST
Jamal JnBaptiste as Barry
Ben-Ra Wright as Winston Price
Dominick Bailey as Keith Davenport
Dee Rivella as Chloe Hernadez
Guest Starring Alana Elling
Written & Directed by Ben-Ra Wright
Executive Producer Jamal Baptiste

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Our Head of Talent, Anthony Allen Ramos, chats with Olympic diver, Tom Daley about winning gold in Tokyo and fatherhood. He also discusses his new much-talked about knitting hobby, his hopes for expanding his family with husband Dustin Lance Black, wanting to use his platform to create change on important LGBTQ issues, and who inspired him on his road to coming out and self-acceptance.

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Being Black and gay: LGBTQ group stands with #BlackLivesMatter

A dance party was held at Revolution Hall in Southeast Portland on Tuesday in celebration of the LGBTQ community.

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Simeon Simms, Amor Wilson, Djai Starr, Phil Samba, and Cartell Lowe-Vidal have had to deal with their fair share of racism, and homophobia, growing up black as well as growing up gay - racism that has been committed by members of the gay community.

'Do you think being a black man, makes it harder being gay?'

Their unfiltered experiences are here for your eyes and ears only. From the last time they cried to racial fetishes, nothing is off-topic. This is panel: Black and Queer


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President Trump's controversial rollback of transgender school bathroom protections coincides with the star-studded ABC miniseries and transgender champions fighting to restore dignity.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. -- After two black transgender women were murdered last week, advocates are making efforts to confront transphobia.

According to The Human Rights Campaign, Riah Milton in Ohio and Dominique Fells in Philadelphia, are the 13th and 14th transgender murder victims in the US this year.

Reporter Frances Lin spoke to two black members of the LGBTQ community here in Springfield and tells us their experience with racism toward black trans women .

Kyler Sherman-Wilkins shared his personal experience with discrminiation as a black man in the LGBTQ community.

"Homelessness and unemployment are particularly high amongst trans black, black trans women, or black trans individuals in general," Sherman-Wilkins said. "In terms of unemployment, transgender workers report unemployment twice that at a rate of the population as a whole."

"I work at a university, so in the academic context, they tend to be a lot more liberal and progressive than the general population," Sherman-Wilkins said. "However I do feel like in general, my everyday life when I'm not in a university setting, I'm often concerned with the general things that LGBT individuals are faced with."

And Toni Robinson, who identifies as gender queer, experienced the same things.

"Not only are black trans women pushed away from society, but they're also pushed away from a family perspective," Robinson said.

"I'm finding like the violence towards me or the discrimination towards me is far more violent than it was when I was identifed as female," Robinson said. "So that's something that I'm sure relates to trans, non-binary black folks that are being killed and harassed across the country."

They explained what gender queer means.

"Umbrella term for people that have are either trans, non-binary, have some type of queerness to their gender identity itself, not necessarily their sexuality," Robinson said.

And they both said racism occurs everywhere.

"I probably have felt more discrimination and incidences of racism in the community than I have outside of the community," Sherman-Wilkins said.

"Racism is not exclusive to other communities just because we are all part of a minority being queer, does not dismiss the existence of racism," Robinson said.

"Members of the LGBT community who are white or cis, or in middle class, they don't acknowledge their own privilege," Sherman-Wilkins said. "They're not free of bigotry, even if they belong to a group that has been discriminated against."

Sherman-Wilkins also said the recent SCOTUS decision to protect workers from being fired for sexuality is a great step forward, but doesn't touch on other topics, such as President Trump's recent decision to roll back on healthcare for trans individuals.

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In 2017 I met the perfect man for me, although he lived in USA and I lived in Mexico. But we didn't see that as an obstacle, so in 2018 we decided to start a Long Distance Relationship, and everything went amazing so in 2019 I decided to propose to him in our holiday in Brasil and many people were involved in. My dancers friends from Hello Dolly Mexico help me record a video that I sent to my dancers friends from Billy Elliot and Aparecida O Musical, with a choreography so they can learn it. We were supposed to go sightseeing in Sâo Paulo with one of my closest friends in Valentine's Day but she said that she needed to go and record some dancers choreography first, so my boyfriend and I went with her and this is what happened after...

Xavier, Cameron and Nico continue to navigate a messy living situation when one by one the roommates get pulled into the dark side of Atlanta life. Watch as they fight to stay afloat and keep their personal relationships from taking them under...before the streets do.

For these guys, their lives are enhanced, not defined, by their sexuality. Follow them as they share a living situation that becomes complicated both in and outside of their beds. A series from Award-Winning Writer/Director @lamontpierre (http://www.lamontpierre.com).

Starring:
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DeAndre Lemans as NICO
JoVanni Colon as CHAD
Alonzo Fri'zon as TONY
Danté Simmons as TYSON
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J. Troy Richardson as OLIVER

Executive Produced by Lamont Pierré
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Description in process..✨

Btw if the whole story line where he explains "Brooky" and "Gemz" I'll be explaining that in the next episode in the description, because I feel like it wasn't really well explained so I apologise :'D

also someone said that the character with the blue hair looked like "Rin" from an anime series and I looked that character up and oh gosh they looked similar, but I swear I'm not trying to copy any characters, and I didn't even know that anime since I don't watch anime that much and yeah, please don't attack me "you copied a character from an anime series" because I didn't know that anime and yeah (╥﹏╥)

but anyways, I might delete this description when I make my new one because I want to give credit to the music and the storyline of "Brooky" and stuff and yeah

It's past time to be reading more Black authors. During Pride month, honor the history of Pride by celebrating Black queer and trans creators and authors. Here are 12 Black LGBTQ YA titles out in 2020 to get you started.

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