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Tokens Premiere and Discussion User Submitted

When: Sat., June 10, 5-7 p.m. 2017
Phone: 415-308-0745
Email: ttdangerfield@gmail.com
Price: 10
www.eventbrite.com/e/tokens-premiere-and-discussion-tickets-34400455689?aff=eac2
Description Tokens is a comedic web series directed by Benjamin Welmond, written and produced by Troy Dangerfield. It's about two African-American friends who continually find themselves playing the role of the "Token black guy" as they begin an epic journey to fill a cultural void and find a community that truly accepts them. It is becoming increasingly important for men and women of color to own their story. In owning who we are and validating our experiences we can begin to truly control our own destiny as a people. This is a showcase of one of those stories.

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