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Alscott & Rodney are Centering Black Queer Stories with Transplants
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In this episode of Odejuma, Harry chats with Alscott Worrell and Rodney Hawkins Jr., the creators and stars of the YouTube series, Transplants. They discuss the transformative nature of the show, the importance of telling authentic stories that reflect the lives of Black queer folks, and the impact it has had within the community.
The conversation covers a variety of topics, including the challenges of bi-coastal production and the significance of creating genuine queer characters. Alscott and Rodney share their personal experiences of trusting their instincts, the value of collaboration, and the responsibility of representation in media, highlighting the importance of community in their work.
Through humor, honesty, and heartfelt moments, this episode emphasizes that storytelling is not merely a form of entertainment; it serves as a means of being seen, imagining freedom, and building a legacy. If you appreciate Black creativity, queer joy, and the future of inclusive media, this episode is for you.
Watch Transplants here: Transplants Episodes + Aftershows - YouTube
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