New York approves new legislation to remove "anti-dancing" nightlife rules
Briefly

Abolishing the Cabaret Law in 2017 was an important first step, and now we must finally fully repeal the antiquated zoning and unfair regulation that has been used to discriminate against Black, Brown, and queer nightlife establishments.
This new legislation passed on June 6 has overused both the Cabaret Law and the zoning rules of the '60s, allowing the nightlife industry to grow beyond its previous restrictions.
In our 24/7 city - the birthplace of hip-hop, salsa, and disco - the freedom to dance should be a right for all.
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