Mixed Clubs Becoming Black Clubs
sinclair
Strip Club Nation
Sunday, December 23, 2018 8:12 PM
Just a couple weeks ago I hit a club in Flint that was listed as mixed on TUSCL. Even a Flintstone at a local dive bar said it was a mixed club. When I got there, 100% of the dancers and 95% of the customers were African-American. It was not a problem because the Sincweisers were cold and the waitresses kept them coming to my table, but it was not what I was expecting going in.
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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