by Matt Peters   Content advisory: Strong language (including homophobic and racist slurs) and brief depictions of nudity, hate crimes, and police violence   In Howard Cruse’s classic graphic novel Stuck Rubber Baby, a character’s journey to self-acceptance is one of constant barriers and unexpected turns. Set in the early 1960s in the American South, Stuck Rubber Baby is the story of Toland Polk, a young adult living at a pivotal time in his life—and a pivotal time in history. As a gay white man, he’s faced with finding his place in a homophobic culture—and his place within a multiracial… Read More