What Soakie's meant to Kansas City's Black queer community

Дата публикации: 01-10-2026 09:00:00

For years, Soakie's in downtown Kansas City was one of the only Black gay bars in the United States. The bar closed in 2004, as development began on the Power & Light District, but a new historical marker remembers its impact.

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