Mixed Clubs Becoming Black Clubs
sinclair
Strip Club Nation
Has anyone else seen where clubs start out as being a mixture of ethnicities, but over time end up becoming black clubs? I can name more than a half dozen clubs here in the Midwest (Jimmy's, Skybox, and Club O in just Chicago alone) that were mixed clubs but eventually transitioned to black clubs over a period of years.
My guess would be that once an urban club gets shut down, the dancers and customers migrate to nearby mixed clubs. Once they reach a majority, the vibe changes and the Hispanic and white dancers slowly transition out over a period of years until the club is 90-100% African-American dancers, or a black club.
I have yet to see the reverse situation, where Hispanic, Asian, or white dancers flood a black club and transition it into a mixed club.
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That being said, the biggest morale I have learned is if a girl blows your mind or she's very unique (e.g. kazhksani) for the love of god take down her phone number. 9 out of 10 times she simply dances somewhere else and you can enjoy her a 15 minute drive away. Its not rocket science.
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From a purely statistical basis the average a guy of any race (even black) is less likely to be attracted to a black woman:
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Truth opened this year as a mixed club, but after 6 months of being open, got new management and now that club is a black club. I did visit Truth back in the spring while it was still a mixed club, but half the dancers and half the the customers were black during the time I was there. I guess the decision to go from a mixed club to a black club may have been largely based on who was going to this club. Also, this club is at the same location that used to be Silver Rain, which was a black club, so that may be part of the reason why Truth was getting a lot of black customers.
If I knew your name I'd complain to the BAR, you're now promoting segregation and racism....
On average guys are less attracted to black girls. And as there are specific black strip clubs if you are the manager of a mixed club there is a certain ratio of black girls you probably should not exceed or guys will start to perceive the club as being a black club and stop showing up. Before you know it your mixed club is a black club. If you think through the math of it, that process doesn't work at all in reverse.
So there will always be a limitation to the number of black girls a strip club manager is willing to hire. Simply put there is an oversupply of black girls willing to be strippers compared to white girls. I think part of this (my theory) is that black girls are more likely to consider being strippers where white girls are more likely (compared to black girls) to become cam girls or cosplay girls. Which furthers the supply and demand problem.
For the record I'm not saying any of this is good, just or right. Just that it is what it is. Neither you or I can change the rules of the game. I do take issue with people saying all strip club managers are racists. You might make the same decisions if you were in their shoes.
Anyway, once a club goes black, it never goes back, lol...
PaulDrake, makes a good point on the oversupply of black girls willing to strip versus other ethnicities that rather be cam girls.
There used to be multiple lists of black strip clubs around. They were counting some which are not counted as Black on TUSCL.
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