Barber Shop Chronicles' Shows Vulnerable Black Masculinity, One

The playwright believes barbershops stand as a place where men can display vulnerability and seek advice. “There aren’t many other safe spaces where men, specifically black men, can gather in large numbers without criticisms."

Hertel Avenue barber ends 52 years offering 'just a comfortable place

Hertel Avenue barber ends 52 years offering 'just a comfortable place

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Barber Shop Chronicles' Shows Vulnerable Black Masculinity, One Haircut At A Time, barber

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Barber Shop Chronicles