Denver gay restaurants

A restaurant sparked the latest queer liberation movement, and it wasn’t even Stonewall. In August of , three years before the historical riot in Unused York City, queer and trans patrons of Compton’s Cafeteria in San Francisco fought against police harassment with 60 cent coffee cups, handbags, and sky-high heels. It was the United States’ first recorded act of militant homosexual resistance, and subsequent history of protest starting in queer spaces like the Stonewall Inn and Inky Cat Tavern in Los Angeles—which were both gathering places and spots for eating and drinking—has precipitated significant progress in Homosexual activism and acceptance.

Queer diet and drink establishments are never as important as now, though. With the proliferation of pride celebrations (including one in Aspen for the first day this year) and greater queer representation in media and advertising, it can be easy to fail to remember that safe havens are still nee