It is unapologetically queer – both non-masculine but also comprising strong shapes and tough attitudes
It all started in a tiny, dimly lit, notorious basement club in a small town.
You descended two sets of steep stairs to enter, then rang a bell and waited. Maxine, who eschewed makeup and pleasantries, opened the door two inches and asked: “Member?” If you weren’t one, bye Felicia. It was to protect the people inside.
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