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In 1960s New York City, the Mafia needed a place to conduct business without police detection and gay men needed a safe space to socialize without being arrested. The result: the Genovese family ended up controlling the majority of gay bars in Greenwich Village, which was emerging as a gay hub at the time.
In this episode, we’re diving into this unlikely partnership that eventually led to the exploitation of the gay community.
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