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DDG celebrates Vacation Warm Sands Palm Springs. Location of DDG original office. A place for LGBTq community to stay, live shop and thrive! In a way a celebrated gay village bootstraps each other and fight discrimination of all kinds. The Desert Daily Guide since 1994.

DDG celebrates Vacation Warm Sands Palm Springs. Location of DDG original office. A place for LGBTq community to stay, live shop and thrive! In a way a celebrated gay village bootstraps each other and fight discrimination of all kinds. The Desert Daily Guide since 1994.

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Africa, and Barbados.<br />

The strip was unique in the way it was<br />

presented, showing only talking heads<br />

with no background images, sometimes<br />

with hands added for expression. The<br />

strip was unusual in newspapers where<br />

of which have been shown in Drawn<br />

and Quarterly. A few of her cartoon<br />

characters can be found on Instagram<br />

at @barbarabrandoncroft.<br />

it was shown. Most cartoon strips did<br />

not have any black characters other<br />

than Franklin in Peanuts and Lt. Flap in<br />

Beetle Bailey. Earlier cartoons that had<br />

any Black characters were primarily<br />

featured in racist negative situations.<br />

Descriptions of Barbara’s strips have<br />

included comments such as “ loud”,<br />

“unapologetic” and telling the “truth”,<br />

commenting on issues of Black women,<br />

women in general, and political events.<br />

A book recently out titled “Where I’m<br />

Coming From”, is a retrospective of her<br />

cartoon strips<br />

Barbara’s cartoons are not found in<br />

newspapers today, last published in<br />

2006. She still creates some strips some<br />

Now Delivering Every 2 Weeks<br />

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