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...the LGBTQ community migrated to the Cedar Springs area after their downtown Dallas clubs and bars continued to be raided by Dallas police. Gay bars emerged in the area at what is known as The Crossroads -- the intersection at Throckmorton Street and Cedar Springs Road.

The landscape in which Seattle gay bars flourished in the 1970s is gone now. And the scene that's left - well, now the scene is different.

The ongoing preservation efforts largely overlook Studio One’s racist past.

The history of San Diego’s LGBT community is explored in Paul Detwiler’s “San Diego's Gay Bar History.”From The Sky Room at the top of The Cortez Hotel to the closing of Numbers to the renovations at The Brass Rail (now The Rail), this documentary covers over 60-years of San Diego’s LGBT night life.Today, everyone can go out on the weekend, go dancing at Rich’s or Urban Mo’s, catch a drag show starring The Divas or the Dreamgirls, but things weren’t always unbound.

The bars and clubs around Avenida República de Cuba have long made up Mexico City’s queer nightlife hub, but today, their future hangs in the balance.

On Sunday, Hamburger Mary's celebrated its grand reopening and relocation to Walker's Point. Although it's only been open in Milwaukee for five years, the restaurant has long and proud Milwaukee connections tracing back to 1970s San Francisco.