Together, [Michael Jemison and John Mark] craft a piece of art that deftly blends reality and fantasy, color and light: the reality of what it’s like to be a queer Black person occupying a space traditionally reserved (or dominated by) straight men; the fantasy of a world in which queer Black people dare to envision the barbershop of their dreams, complete with color, fierce movement, and royalty (Queerty/Paper)