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Contents:
- MEET THE NEW GAYBORHOODS OF THE US
- THE TOP FIVE EMERGG GAY NEIGHBORHOODS OF AMERI
- MOVG TO LGBT PTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA? HOW TO FD YOUR PERFECT GAY NEIGHBORHOOD!
- GAY PARIS
- WHO ARE THE PEOPLE YOUR GAYBORHOOD? UNRSTANDG POPULATN CHANGE AND CULTURAL SHIFTS LGBTQ+ NEIGHBORHOODS
- ONCE A CCIAL REFUGE, ‘GAYBORHOODS’ LOSE L.G.B.T.Q. RINTS MAJOR CI
MEET THE NEW GAYBORHOODS OF THE US
From Williamsburg, Brooklyn, to Lake Merrt, Oakland, here are the new gayborhoods of the US. * a gay neighborhood *
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THE TOP FIVE EMERGG GAY NEIGHBORHOODS OF AMERI
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MOVG TO LGBT PTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA? HOW TO FD YOUR PERFECT GAY NEIGHBORHOOD!
All the latt rmatn you will need when movg to LGBTQ Ptsburgh, cludg the bt gay neighborhoods, muny groups, gay realtors, and more. * a gay neighborhood *
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Gay “liberatn” durg the 1960s evolved to gay “eedom” the 1970s which evolved to gay “pri” the 1990s, and this progrsn was terpted the 1980s by the HIV/AIDS panmic and the ll to power for all LGBTQ+ dividuals to “Act Up” for the right to live ee om social stigma.
In this ve, although many gay neighborhoods were historilly anchored by a populatn of gay cis men (Chncey 2008; Podmore 2021), we nsir a “gay” neighborhood to be urban space wh some gree of tolerance clive of gay men, lbian women, trans+ dividuals, tersex dividuals, qutng dividuals, and var other sexual among like-md people, LGBTQ+ rints sought llective secury to addrs their feelgs of disenanchisement and safeguard agast opprsn manifted hostily and vlence (Lria and Knopp 1985).
WHO ARE THE PEOPLE YOUR GAYBORHOOD? UNRSTANDG POPULATN CHANGE AND CULTURAL SHIFTS LGBTQ+ NEIGHBORHOODS
Throughout this chapter and this book, we nsir a neighborhood to be a basic buildg block of a cy (Forsyth 2001), and for nvenience we terchangeably e the terms “gayborhood, ” “gay neighborhood, ” “gay enclave, ” “gay district, ” “gay village” and “LGBTQ+ neighborhood”; we acknowledge the limatns of the labels.
Gay neighborhoods emerged over this perd as a safe haven for ee exprsn and a rpe for all manner of people ostracized or shunned by mastream society om prosecutn, judgement, and gay neighborhoods were seed the settlement and movement pattern of sexual mori begng the first half of the twentieth century, and the history of gay neighborhoods is well documented lerature (Chncey 2008; Ghaziani 2015a; Higgs 1999; Niedt 2021; Orne 2017).
ONCE A CCIAL REFUGE, ‘GAYBORHOODS’ LOSE L.G.B.T.Q. RINTS MAJOR CI
Origal and inic LGBTQ+ neighborhoods— large ci such as Berl (Schöneberg), Istanbul (Taksim Square), London (Ltle Compton Street), Los Angel (Wt Hollywood, which beme Ameri’s first gay cy), Mexi Cy (Zona Rosa), Miami (South Beach), New York (Greenwich Village and Chelsea), Paris (LeMarais), Sydney (Oxford Street), San Francis (the Castro), São Plo (Rua Frei Cane), Tokyo (Ni-chōme), Toronto (Church Street), and Washgton, DC (DuPont Circle)—tered maly to gay men (lbians often did not have a notable prence). Each gay neighborhood has s own unique reasons for beg and circumstanc for velopment (Gorman-Murray and Nash 2021) and nsequently the velopment and evolutn of dividual gayborhoods large urban centers—perceived as the “natural space” for gays and lbians (Higgs 1999)—opportuni gay neighborhoods for leisure and socializatn brought together the formative elements for the velopment of muny. As LGBTQ+ neighborhoods began to mature the 1980s and 1990s, gay villag served a central role liverg health-supportive servic—cludg HIV preventn and clics, doctor’s offic, unselg servic—related to the AIDS panmic (Ghaziani 2021) as well as mental health rourc (Weke et al.