How Henrietta Hudson's Owner Plans to Keep Her Iconic NYC Lesbian Bar Alive

By A Mystery Man Writer

As COVID-19 ravages the hospitality industry, lesbian bars — already in decline across the country — are scrambling to weather the storm.

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