History of Disco Music: Black and Gay New York Built It
On Valentine’s Day 1970, a man named David Mancuso strung up balloons, filled punch bowls with fruit juice, and invited a few hundred Black, Latino, and gay New Yorkers to dance until sunrise in his Broadway loft — and in doing so, lit the fuse on one of the most consequential and most misrepresented...
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