Frustrated by the tentative responses by big businesses to support the racial justice movement and LGBTQ equality, Emmy winning makeup artist and founder of Oracle Jayne Station Andrew Sotomayor spent the month of June on Instagram Live speaking with Black or LGBTQ small business owners, raising money for charities like Bail Project, The Trevor Project, and the ACLU. This easy and accessible technology is free to use, can improve your social media following, inspire your customers, and help you support your favorite charities.

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About your Host
Andrew Sotomayor is an Emmy winning makeup artist, on-camera host, vegan, Mexican American, and a tall gay guy with two chihuahuas. He is the Makeup and Tattoo Designer for “West Side Story” on Broadway, and has worked on TV shows like “Saturday Night Live”, “Pose”, and “Jesus Christ Superstar Live”, with Oscar-winning actors, Grammy-winning singers, and one of the first women to run for President. Andrew’s been featured in Vogue, Glamour, Marie Claire, Cosmopolitan, appeared on live international television and been a guest speaker on the O The Oprah Magazine cruise Ship. His first luxury perfume line, Oracle Jayne Station, launches in October 2020 and is currently running an IndieGogo campaign.