It’s a black crowd, but we do have some Caucasians. It’s a reflection of what Harlem is becoming. First of all, how would you characterize this bar? A few hours after his arrest, I dropped by the bar-a casual, intimate lounge-and talked to owner Alexi Minko about the kickass response to these ugly incidents. Boulevard near 139th Street, which was twice victimized by the flag-burning Tyresse Singleton, who was arrested yesterday, July 9, after having been captured doing his misdeeds on video. That’s the lesson learned at Alibi Lounge, NYC’s only black-owned gay bar, on Adam Clayton Powell Jr. You can burn down a rainbow flag or three, but you can’t snuff out queer pride, especially in Harlem.
