Black History, Queer Resistance, and the Audacity of Possibility - San Francisco Bay Times
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The article highlights the critical role of Black leadership in the history of San Francisco Pride, especially during Black History Month. Joshua Smith reflects on the legacy of notable figures like Ken Jones and Calvin Gipson, who fought for equity and greater representation. He emphasizes the importance of the Soul of Pride Stage, a platform celebrating Black culture and activism created by Lisa Williams, showcasing the ongoing need for visibility and inclusion within the pride movement.
As we mark Black History Month, I am reminded of the proud and long tradition of Black leadership at San Francisco Pride.
It is a testament to what can happen when we will not be erased, when we demand to be visible, and when we make our own space.
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