Christopher St Bar 
(727)520-4111
Gay Drag Bar -,
Mar 27, 2007
"We welcome everyone to our club. In response to customer complaints, we have enacted a dress code policy that simply states to dress gender appropriate..."
You would think of all people, gay people would understand the "we love you, but we just ask you to be normal" line that is so often used by famlies as to why you should not be gay or why you can't bring your partner along to the family gathering, etc...
By the way, this does beg the question: "If a lesbian in blue jeans and with a butch haircut comes in, will they toss her out?"
I'm guessing that they just want the straight customers to not feel uncomfortable. That they want to make sure that the only "guys dressed as girls" are on stage, and not in the audience.
So I see it as probably a business decision.
If so, good luck guys.
If your straight customers are that uptight about seeing a clockable T-girl or two or three in the audience, then they probably are of the same mindset who see of gay men and drag queens as freaks. Those same straights will never support you or any of your causes. They will never give gays the same legal rights that straight people have.
But they will pay the cover charge and buy the drinks, and ocassionally tip the performers. And the next day they'll talk about the freak show they saw at the fag bar...
not a bar worth going to,
Mar 26, 2007
This bar, although it has a Drag Show, does NOT allow transgender people. Not the kind of place I would EVER want to go to. Where does the discrimination end? Who else will be rejected at the door? Not worth even thinking about.
Their statement:
We welcome everyone to our club.
In response to customer complaints, we have enacted a dress code policy that simply states to dress gender appropriate.
I'm Not Welcome,
Mar 26, 2007
I am a Full Time Transsexual and Although Stores don't have a Problem taking my Money this Bar Does .. It Doesn't Allow "My Kind" in.
