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By Dakota Parks for Pensacola Magazine and Coming of Age Magazine Although queer and transgender people have been present in films since...

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By Dakota Parks for Downtown Crowd Emily Bishop, 22, has spent the last three years intensively training in dance studios in Chicago,...

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By Dakota Parks for Downtown Crowd As a notable figure in the art scene and a regular in the open mic poetry circles, Sean Seid, 31, has...

By Dakota Parks for Downtown Crowd In the last year, markets have sprung up across the entire city of Pensacola— from Uptown Pensacola...