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Going straight in Fla Fla Land…

November 9, 2025 by Blogfinger

Straight Street, Ft. Myers, Fla. 2016  Paul Goldfinger  photo.

 

Years ago there were many straight people in  Ft. Myers, and most of them lived on Straight Street.   But because that was a dead end, a large group of them scattered around the city flying the straight flag from their homes.

But now the only flag indicating sexual orientation is the rainbow flag, and we can see them in Asbury and Ocean G……..And there is the Ft. Myers street sign above  and there is a Gay Street in New York’s Greenwich Village.

Here’s a song for straight tap dancers from the Broadway show “42nd Street.”

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