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The office will be responsible for making sure that the industry can grow in NYC.
The office will be responsible for making sure that the industry can grow in NYC.
We’ve been hearing for months about the outdated and racist cabaret laws still on the books in New York City and the recent push to finally decriminalize dancing in bars and restaurants without a cabaret license.
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