When gay bars were a rary Dallas and lbian bars were even fewer, Betty Neal opened the first bar for black lbians.
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ON BEG BLACK AND GAY
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“It’s easy to segregate yourself away a gay enclave like Oak Lawn, but black and brown folks often still live the neighborhoods where they were born. And [beg openly gay] isn’t so easy there. “The larger [LGBT] muny wants you to embrace beg gay whout addrsg the fact that you are also black.
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