The Gay Nineties
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Here’s a little roundup of some gay life in the Gay Nineties in Victorian, England. NSFW
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Marc Felion is the co-host and producer of the Feast of Fun podcast and the web series “Cooking with Drag Queens.” He’s also a semi-finalist on the Norwegian reality TV show “Everything for Norway.” He’s a proud dog dad who loves weird news.
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The Fist gay bar I ever went to was called the Gay 90’s on Hennipn Ave in downtown Minneapolis. Oh how I mis those drag shows. Thanks for reminding me about how much fun the gay 90’s was. What was your first bar? People for Minneapolis don’t be shy