How Gay Culture Blossomed Durg the Roarg Twenti | HISTORY

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Durg Prohibn, gay nightlife and culture reached new heights—at least temporarily.

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HOW GAY CULTURE BLOSSOMED DURG THE ROARG TWENTI

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Specifilly, Jelly Roll Morton — who often creded himself wh ventg jazz — nsired Jackson a mentor and close well as beg a preternaturally gifted mician who ma an immeasurable impact, Jackson was gay.

In a world where intifyg as LGBTQ ntu to mean facg discrimatn and vlence, ’s certaly signifint that a black gay man was able to live wh some gree of eedom over a century ago — that, spe his work beg whewashed by mercial lyricists, he was able to exprs his affectns the vastns of pop culture. An effective show tune, Tony Jackson’s “Pretty Baby” was also a sweetly bold exprsn of gay affectn.

Put an oft-quoted assertn, was “surely as gay as was black.

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