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House of Xtravaganza - "Venus Envy: The Drag Balls of Harlem" by Donald Snuggs with photographs by Syliva Plachy was one of the first mainstream articles about the ball scene. Carmen Xtravaganza
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🏳️🌈 Izzy Rizinti on X: "... spirit lives on through today within the LGBTQ community." Harlem Renaissance social activist and writer Langston Hughes proclaimed the Drag Balls to be the “strangest and
A drag ball in Harlem was one of the biggest social events in 1920s New York - LGBTQ Nation
The Harlem Drag Ball Scene | Columbia News
Hamilton Lodge Ball
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Manhattan Center Drag Balls, 1960s – 1970s « Whose Streets Our Streets
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SPEAKEASY GOES OFF TO THE BALLROOM – The Great Drag Balls of the 1920's/1930's | Notes from a Composer
Voguing: A Brief History of the Ballroom - Culture - Mixmag
Before Stonewall, There Were the Ballrooms of Harlem
Pose Was Based On NYC Real Ball Culture Drag Scene
