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Lesbian bars and legalized gambling emerge as unlikely saviors of the American sports bar

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Amy McCarthy

25d ago· 15 min readenNews

Summary

This article, published by Ravenous (a worker-owned food culture publication), explores how lesbian bars and legalized gambling are helping to revitalize the struggling American sports bar industry. The piece examines the intersection of food culture, LGBTQ+ spaces, and gambling as unexpected forces breathing new life into a traditional establishment type that has been in decline.

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