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About Joel Christian Gill

Joel Christian Gill is the chairman CEO president director of development majority and minority stockholder manager co-manager regional manager assistant to the regional manager receptionist senior black correspondent and janitor of his Strange Fruit Comics. He is the author of Fast Enough: Bessie Stringfields First Ride from Lion Forge and the award winning graphic novels Strange Fruit: Uncelebrated Narratives from Black History and Tales of The Talented Tenth from Fulcrum Publishing. In his free time he is Chair of Comic Arts at the New Hampshire Institute of Art where inspire students to unleash the transformational potential of their stories. Founder of #28daysarenotenough it is his belief that segregating the history of minority peoples lessens the impact these people have made on American society and culture. Gill has dedicated his life to using stories to rebuild empathy compassion and ultimately humanity. As his friends and family say He won't shut up about equality justice and the importance of telling stories so listen to him so we can binge watch Stranger Things in peace. He received his MFA from Boston University and BA from Roanoke College.