Why Gay Bars are Val for LGBT Communi | KCRW

Contents:

• LOLI LGBT (GAY) IENDLY, SA SONO E E DIVIDUARLI ITALIA ED GIRO PER IL MONDO
• LOLI GAY ITALIA: TUTTI I LOLI E LE SERATE LGBTQ+ DOVE ANDARE E FARE SERATA
• IN ‘GAY BAR,’ TIME-HOPPG SNAPSHOTS OF QUEER NIGHTLIFE
• THE HISTORY OF HOW GAY BARS BEME THE BATTLEGROUND FOR LGBTQ+ RIGHTS
• GAY
• WHY GAY BARS ARE VAL FOR LGBT COMMUNI
• HOW TO BEE POPULAR AT A GAY BAR
• WHAT HAPPENS WHEN A ‘GAY BAR’ BE JT A BAR?
• IS IT LAST CALL FOR THE GAY BAR?
• FOR THE LOVE OF GAY BARS
• LGBTQ+ BERL – THE CY’S BT GAY BARS, CLUBS AND SNAS
• THE 42 BT GAY BARS AMERI

LOLI LGBT (GAY) IENDLY, SA SONO E E DIVIDUARLI ITALIA ED GIRO PER IL MONDO

Cosa sono i loli LGBT, la loro storia e la loro diffne Italia e nel mondo, per fire n 4 loli da non perre il terme LGBT iendly o gay iendly si dino tutti quei posti, persone, istuzni che sono aperti nei nonti lla unà gay, nell’tento di sere pienamente a favore i loro dirti e libertà. Nello specifi, quando si è iziato a parlare di loli LGBT iendly, che si trattasse di bar o disteche, si tenvano quei posti diti ad una clientela clivamente o predomantemente gay.

Negli anni passati, i loli LGBT, primi a tutti quelli diti ai gay, erano il centro lla cultura e lla unà omossuale di picle e grandi ctà.

Frequentare un gay bar, già 50 anni fa, era una possibilà per un gvane ragazzo gay o di una ragazza lbi di poter vivere apertamente la propria ssualà e la propria natura, una società anra rtia all’accettazne. Vi è da dire, per di più, che quti posti sono isti da sempre; ttimonianze scrte riportano l’istenza f dall’iz l XVII selo di club che ammettevano l’entrata a uomi gay, o almeno la tolleravano.

LOLI GAY ITALIA: TUTTI I LOLI E LE SERATE LGBTQ+ DOVE ANDARE E FARE SERATA

Dall’altro nto, per di più, molti club si sono fi gay o LGBT iendly, ma realtà si tratta solamente di posti, che propongono alcune serate gay o lbiche. Il terme stso di gay bar, ad emp, nel senso più origale, si è andato perso; l’prsne, alcune volte oggi, di fatti soltanto loli che aclgono di buona vista gli omossuali.

Spso si trovano quartieri gay iendly, vici uno all’altro; difficilmente si troverà un lole LGBT un ntto di pub e disteche equentate solamente da etero. Infe rirdatevi: una serata gay, senz’altro non mancheranno le nzoni di Madonna e Kylie Mogue, rapprentanti per eccellenza i dirti LGBT.

Bar gay, serate gay, disteche gay, cisg e spiagge gay-iendly e nudiste sono sparse tutte le regni e mentano i punti di rrovo di ntuo. In quto artilo:Gui ai loli gay Italia: dove andare e recensniLoli gay Abzzo: dove andare e recensniLoli gay Basilita: dove andare e recensniLoli gay Calabria: dove andare e recensniLoli gay Campania: dove andare e recensniLoli gay Eia Romagna: dove andare e recensniLoli gay Friuli-Venezia GiuliaLoli gay Laz: dove andare e recensniLoli gay Liguria: dove andare e recensniLoli gay Lombardia: dove andare e recensniLoli gay Marche: dove andare e recensniLoli gay Molise: dove andare e recensniLoli gay Piemonte: dove andare e recensniLoli gay Puglia: dove andare e recensniLoli gay Sargna: dove andare e recensniLoli gay Sicilia: dove andare e recensniLoli gay Tosna: dove andare e recensniLoli gay Trento-Alto Adige: dove andare e recensniLoli gay Umbria: dove andare e recensniLoli gay Valle d’Aosta: dove andare e recensniLoli gay Veo: dove andare e recensni. L’Abzzo è una regne l centro Italia dove anche se non ci sono molti loli gay, tate la va gay si fiamma grazie alle tantissime spiagge gay e punti di rrovo lla unà LGBT aliana.

IN ‘GAY BAR,’ TIME-HOPPG SNAPSHOTS OF QUEER NIGHTLIFE

La Liguria è una bellissima meta turisti che attrae tantissime persone ogni tate, ma la va gay durante l’anno è sempre attiva, soprattutto a Genova. Dai loli e le serate l foggiano e l bare, dove non man davvero nulla, si passa al Salento gay, tra Gallipoli e le spiagge gay di tutta l’area. In ogni ctà ci sono loli gay, serate gay e associazni LGBT, mentre la Versilia è la mec gay tiva che chiama a raclta ragazzi da tutta Italia.

If you felt a twge of boredom (bon if you thrill to disheveled, elive, gamy), then I have a book for Atherton L’s “Gay Bar” is a rtls and telligent cultural history of queer nightlife.

THE HISTORY OF HOW GAY BARS BEME THE BATTLEGROUND FOR LGBTQ+ RIGHTS

In the openg scene, Atherton L and his partner (rather regrettably referred to as the Famo Blue Raat, after the Leonard Cohen song) go out to a London gay bar, lookg for a ltle adventure, and enter a crowd: “Wh a kd of btal elegance, the group spread apart like the blas of a pocketknife. Atherton L is a skilled rear of the signifiers of cloth and archecture, the fetishizatn of workg-class fashn, for example, and how the rise of AIDS fluenced sign cisns: “A new type of gay bar began to appear London’s Soho the ’90s — airy, glossy, ntental.

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Sometim that history is his Atherton“Gay Bar” offers a twist on the nventnal memoir; ’s a life seen snapshots, the bars as the backdrop.

“Everythg about beg gay was so crowd: the ads for bars and rts and waxg servic rammed together, shallow and histrnic and imper, ” he wr. ) Most jarrg, perhaps, are Atherton L’s efforts at mimickg the theorists he clearly admir, those sectns that e across as parodi of amic wrg: “If the word muny is ed a failure of vobulary — too broad, too utopian — perhaps the metaphor to bt replace is metaphor self”; “gay bars are about potentialy, not rolutn.

He’s already told what he most miss about gay bars; how movgly he replit here, wh his wi, strobg tellect, enliveng skepticism, raslly allure: “Perhaps you uld ll a gay bar a galaxy: We are held together but kept om llidg by a fe balance of momentum and gravy.

WHY GAY BARS ARE VAL FOR LGBT COMMUNI

Although is nice to thk of gay bars as unanimoly safe plac, where the LGBTQ+ muny uld exist whout threat, that clearly wasn’t always the se.

HOW TO BEE POPULAR AT A GAY BAR

” Unfortunately, police reports and mastream media verage of a gay bar 1880 proved to be extremely unreliable and hyperbolic, fueled mostly by pearl-clutchg and fear-mongerg rather than actual rmatn. Dpe their often short-lived nature, the early gay bars often served as hugely important battlegrounds the fight for LGBTQ+ rights. “ orr to tablish 'good e' for spensn of platiff's license, somethg more mt be shown than that many of his patrons were homosexuals and that they ed his rtrant and bar as a meetg place.

WHAT HAPPENS WHEN A ‘GAY BAR’ BE JT A BAR?

Jt as did California, this state law was short lived, wh urts eventually led that gays uld ‘peacefully’ assemble at bars, which paved the way for the inic Stonewall Inn to open 1967. The sign the wdow reads: "We homosexuals plead wh our people to please help mata peaceful and quiet nduct on the streets of the Village.

IS IT LAST CALL FOR THE GAY BAR?

“But that night, for the first time, the ual acquicence turned to vlent that night the liv of lns of gay men and lbians, and the attu toward them of the larger culture which they lived, began to change rapidly.

FOR THE LOVE OF GAY BARS

This month pecially, ’s important to remember the signifince of the gay bar as an Amerin in, as somethg fiant and revolutnary— the most grassroots sense of the word.

Whether you are a member of the LGBTQ+ muny, work at a gay bar, are an ally the dtry, or if you plan on celebratg this June, jt remember the bars and people who helped make all possible. There’s been a lot of theori that wh apps like Grdr and Tr, people don’t need to go to a gay bar to meet other gay people, or other queer people, or other trans people, etc.

DnA: The spac are safe spac for the reasons you’ve explaed, but they n also be – at the very same time – unsafe spac, precisely bee the gay muny gathers there, and they n bee a target.

LGBTQ+ BERL – THE CY’S BT GAY BARS, CLUBS AND SNAS

DnA: The straight muny has always known that the gay muny bars, or certaly the gay dance clubs, are more fun than the straight dance clubs.

KF: It’s always great when you have straight or cisgenr people at gay bars or queer spac, bee that’s the moment of celebratn, that we all are g together to really acknowledge and experience and really celebrate each other. Where n get tricky – and LGBT people have been gay bars where you have a bachelorette party, or even a bachelor party, or some group that is sort of en masse, g like tourists to poke their head , see what’s gog on, and then leave – we feel kd of like zoo animals. On top of that, a lot of tim when you have the groups that are not necsarily a part of the gay muny g to “vis, ” they mand the space.

THE 42 BT GAY BARS AMERI

Though you should prepare yourself for the fact that people might assume you're gay and might even exprs romantic or sexual tert you.

”“I remember seeg all the gay men walkg this directn, ” Lopez, now 28, says while hangg wh iends on the Nellie’s rooftop on a warm and btlg Saturday night. The bar beme his “gay trag wheels, ” he says, a place that was much easier to walk to than Cobalt and Town Danceboutique, which he says n feel “a ltle too gay. ”In the wake of the Orlando shootg, where 49 people were killed si the gay nightclub Pulse, what do mean for a gay bar to be brand that way?

Rather than beg brand as a gay bar, Nellie’s is a bar that jt happens to be those not yet out and proud, that nuance mak a huge difference. “Now the joke is: You have more straight women here than gay men, ” Lopez if on cue, a bachelorette party ltle black drs stts onto the rooftop ck. He ed to equent Nellie’s after his gay flag football team’s gam, but is lookg for a new waterg hole bee the drag-bnch crowd is still grdg away by the time their Sunday gam are over.