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NEIGHBORS [Gay Web Series] | Episode 3:
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NEIGHBORS is a gay web series that celebrates gay love, friendship, people of color, and the queer experience. NEIGHBORS follows recently unemployed actors and best friends Sharrod and Joey navigate Pandemic life, gay interracial relationships, and a secret that threatens their friendship for good.

Episode 3: "Hey... again."
Written & Created By: Sharrod Williams
About: Joey and Cameron have a romantic flashback to share with the group where their connection began. Cameron has a friend no one knew he had, Joey and Lis double down on shenanigans to get his attention, showing Sharrod more of his mistake.

THE CAST:
Sharrod Williams
Joey Rosario
Elisabeth Willis
Matthew Petrucelli
Christopher Rice
Gizel Jimenez
Brandon Michael Nase

CREATIVES:
Giuseppe Bausilio (Director of Photography)
Daniel Gaymon (Resident Director)
DeShawn Bowens (Director)
Elisabeth Willis (Director)
Gabriel Kearns (Asst. DP/ Show-runner)
Alyssa LeClair (Associate Screenwriter)
Ebrin R. Stanley (Music Composer)
Amanda Serrano (Web Design & Merch)
Kerri Delisi (Graphic Designer)

MUSIC ARTISTS:
"Close" By. Amber Tiara
"Watch Out" By. Phil
"You Are My Sunshine" By. Yana Perrault

To DONATE, visit: https://www.gofundme.com/f/nei....ghbors-a-new-web-ser

WEBSITE:
www.Neighbors-Series.com/

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Insta: @Neighbors_Series
Twitter: @NeighborsSeries

The Crisis of Hate Crimes Against the Black LGBTQ Community
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Webinar originally aired 8/7/2020

Confronting this country’s history of racism, and reckoning with its manifestation in the present is, in itself, a daunting task. Black LGBTQ individuals have to carry the burden and work of navigating a racist society, and also contend with transphobic and homophobic violence. This societal syndemic shows up in all facets of life, and even within the LGBTQ community itself.

While we are seeing uprisings, and revolutionary push back against a system of oppression that is integral to how this country operates. Black LGBTQ citizens are pushing to broaden the dialogue to explicitly include their narratives and voices.