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The Long Road to Pride

June 21, 2012 By Kile Ozier Leave a Comment

From “Gays for Ford” to the 1979 San Francisco Gay Pride Parade, Kile Ozier makes a lifetime journey to Pride.

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Webcomics: Southside Nefertiti by Mike Sales [@mtorez, #thenewblack]

September 21, 2011 By Hannibal Tabu

Southside Nefertiti (who has her own Twitter account) showcases a single mother who takes night classes, working full time, oh … and moonlighting as a super hero. Created by Mike Sales, this story has it all. This page aggregates all of the episodes for your convenience. SEASON ONE Southside Nefertiti: Fist of the North Star, [...]

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