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LGBTQ Bars Feel Like Home 50 Years After Stonewall | Time
LGBTQ Bars Feel Like Home 50 Years After Stonewall | Time
The Inevitable Rise of the Gay Hooters - The New York Times
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In 1973, An Arson Killed 32 People At A Gay Bar. For Years, It Was Forgotten : NPR
LGBTQ Bars Feel Like Home 50 Years After Stonewall | Time
Gay Bars and Gay Rights - JSTOR Daily
The Inevitable Rise of the Gay Hooters - The New York Times
Gay Bar Opens in an Atlantic City Casino - The New York Times
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