Jewel Thais-Williams, activist and owner of legendary L.A. Black queer bar Jewel's Catch One, has died
Her club was frequented by celebrities, but most importantly, it was a sanctuary for Black LGBTQ+ people.
July 8, 2025
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Her club was frequented by celebrities, but most importantly, it was a sanctuary for Black LGBTQ+ people.
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