Showing posts with label gay black men. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gay black men. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 8, 2011

New Book celebrates Black Gay Relationships and Love


    Fellow blogger and writer Darian Aaron has a new book that celebrates the relationships of same gender loving couples of color.

    It's called, "When Love Takes Over" and provides passionate look at love between Black gay men. Here's some info:
    "Pioneering in nature, bold in its intent while refreshing to the senses, When Love Takes Over is not just a celebration of male couples-of color but it is a vivid, candid and an insightful journey into the intricacies of romance, love and commitment as expressed through the lives of eighteen couples."- Herndon Davis, Media Host/Analyst and Author of Repackaged Common Sense

    The arrival of this book is timely and necessary. The gay and mainstream media has largely ignored black same-gender loving men who have formed nurturing and long-term relationships, even worse; the love shared between these brave men have often been met with hostility from individuals within their own community. But finally, the diversity that exists within both the African-American and gay communities are laid out in the pages of "When Love Takes Over" for the entire world to see.
    The coffee table book is available online through Amazon, Borders and Barnes & Noble.com. 

    P.S. I'm so excited for Darian.
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Sunday, February 27, 2011

New Film: Punch Me


    A new feature will be hitting selected theaters soon and it looks like it can be a hit!

    It's called, "Punch Me". Here is the press release

    With a romance on the rocks and his father on his sick bed, a young man must accept his true identity before he loses the two people he loves most. This is the premise behind the new award-winning film, “Punch Me”, a project which stars Robert X. Golphin (Denzel Washington’s “The Great Debaters”), Brian Anthony Wilson (HBO’s “The Wire”), and newcomer Elwood Idris Simon.

    "Punch Me" emerges amid the tragic suicides of several teenagers in the United States as a result of homophobic bullying. It features important messages regarding self, parental, and societal acceptance.

    "Punch Me" will have its Los Angeles premiere at the Edgemar Short Film Festival, which runs Friday, April 29 - Sunday, May 1, 2011. The celebrity jury panel includes Academy Award-Winner Susan Sarandon and Oscar Nominee John Singleton. The film also garnered official selection at the Marlon Riggs Film Festival (Dallas, Texas) and the Black Maria Film + Video Festival (an international juried competition and award tour). It was presented with the Jury's Citation- 2nd Prize

    Audiences have called "Punch Me" and the performances in it: "emotional", "powerful", and "moving".


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