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- D.C.'S BT GAY BARS AND HANGOUTS
- D.C. NO LONGER HAS A CENTRAL GAY NEIGHBORHOOD. DO THAT MATTER?
- THE GAYT PLACE AMERI?
- THE GAY LIFE AT DUPONT CIRCLE
- BT GAY RTRANTS NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, WASHGTON, DC
D.C.'S BT GAY BARS AND HANGOUTS
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D.C. NO LONGER HAS A CENTRAL GAY NEIGHBORHOOD. DO THAT MATTER?
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Number Ne to the btlg Logan Circle urty of -founr Ed Bailey, who helped DC’s gay nightlife scene to grow durg his days as a DJ. Suated right the heart of Adams Man’s btlg 18th Street is Pchers, a gay sports bar, and A League of Her Own, the adjacent bar for lbian and queer women. 's evolvg gayborhood has shifted towards Logan Circle and U Street.
In Febary 2016, the Washgton Bla noted an "unual flurry of activy" wh the openg of four new gay bars, the majory of which land the U Street/Shaw/Logan Circle area. Those spots and more sports bars, dance clubs, and cktail havens are all clud Eater's round up of the District's gay-iendlit bars and hangouts. New gay dive bar Tra opened last year, urty of the team behd Town Danceboutique and Number Ne.
New to the Shaw/U Street gay bar scene is Uproar, which buted last year.
THE GAYT PLACE AMERI?
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Read more om our 2016 Gay Issue here. “I told them I was gay, ” says the 73-year-old Dupont Circle rint, whose closet door me “flyg off” when he was 28. Gay polil groups and bars had taken root; anti-war and civil-rights monstratns abound.
In an age where g out was more dangero than ually is now, when beg openly gay often triggered prejudice and srn, books and newspapers like the Washgton Bla, tablished 1969, played a ccial role creatg muni.
THE GAY LIFE AT DUPONT CIRCLE
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He’d settled on the name after the Internatnal Gay Rights Congrs Edburgh adopted the Greek letter as a symbol of solidary. At the time, “there weren’t many thgs that were gay” the neighborhood, he says. “But people were here and they were gay.
BT GAY RTRANTS NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, WASHGTON, DC
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P’s, the Fraterny Hoe (later, Omega), Phase 1’s Northwt outpost, and the Last Hurrah (next lled Badlands, and most recently, Apex)—waterg hol that tered to gay men. The ncentratn of queer culture has sttered, however, and some look back on the “gayborhood’s” heyday wh pri and sda.