Gay Bar | Greenwich Village, NY - Juli

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• TOP 5 GAY CLUBS & BARS GREENWICH VILLAGE (NEW YORK CY)GAY CLUBS & BARS GREENWICH VILLAGE
• Y, THERE’S A NEW GAY BAR GREENWICH VILLAGE
• GAY BARS GREENWICH VILLAGE, THE VILLAGE NEW YORK
• GREENWICH VILLAGE, STORIED HOME OF BOHEMIA AND GAY HISTORY
• HOW THE MOB HELPED ESTABLISH NYC’S GAY BAR SCENE
• HISTORIC GREENWICH VILLAGE GAY BAR CLARED A CY LANDMARK AFTER LONG EFFORT

TOP 5 GAY CLUBS & BARS GREENWICH VILLAGE (NEW YORK CY)GAY CLUBS & BARS GREENWICH VILLAGE

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Juli’ Bar Greenwich Village is signifint the area of social history for s associatn wh an important early event the morn gay rights movement.

Juli’, now the olst gay bar New York Cy (and also one of the olst bars the cy ntuo operatn), is a bar and rtrant that dat back to the neteenth century, wh s current sign probably datg om the late neteenth or early twentieth century.

By the 1960s, some four s after Greenwich Village had bee the center of New York Cy’s LGBT muny, the bar was attractg a signifint number of gay men, although was not exclively a gay bar.

GREENWICH VILLAGE, STORIED HOME OF BOHEMIA AND GAY HISTORY

On April 21, 1966, three members of the Mattache Society, an early and fluential gay rights anizatn, anized what beme known as a “sip-.

” Their tent was to challenge New York State Liquor Authory regulatns that were promulgated so that bars uld not serve drks to known or spected gay men or lbians, sce their prence was nsired facto disorrly. The State Liquor Authory regulatns were one of the primary ernmental mechanisms of opprsn agast the gay muny bee preclud their right of ee assembly.

This was particularly important bee bars were one of the few plac where gay people uld meet each other. The sip- was part of a larger mpaign by more radil members of the Mattache Society to clarify laws and l that hibed the nng of gay bars as legimate, non-mob, tablishments and to stop the harassment of gay bar patrons. When Dick Lesch, Craig Rodwell, John Timmons, and Randy Wicker announced that they were homosexuals and asked to be served a drk, the bartenr at Juli’ refed their requt.

HOW THE MOB HELPED ESTABLISH NYC’S GAY BAR SCENE

This refal received a great al of publicy, cludg articl the New York Tim and the Village Voice, at a time when issu volvg discrimatn agast gay people were not generally discsed the prs. The reactn by the State Liquor Authory and the newly empowered New York Cy Commissn on Human Rights rulted a change policy and the birth of a more open gay bar culture.

HISTORIC GREENWICH VILLAGE GAY BAR CLARED A CY LANDMARK AFTER LONG EFFORT

Scholars of gay history nsir the sip- at Juli’ as a key event leadg to the growth of legimate gay bars and the velopment of the bar as the central social space for urban gay men and lbians.