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Over the past year, student journalists across four California campuses have faced serious threats and retaliation for their work.
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CCSF alumnus nominated for 2024 Ignatz Award for anthology comic
By: Rae Daniels-Henderson
rdanie16@mail.ccsf.edu
City College alumnus Desmond Miller is one of Small Press Expo’s “Outstanding Anthology” 2024 Ignatz Award nominees for his collaborative comic book We Belong.
The comic book is an all-Black, all-LGBTQ+ sci-fi and fantasy anthology created by over 20 comic creators. Editors