For 42 years, Jewel Thais-Williams operated Catch One, a nightclub that became a cultural hub and safe space for the LGBTQ+ community in Los Angeles.
“ONE WOMAN, ONE CITY, NO FEAR, 42 YEARS”
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For 42 years, Jewel Thais-Williams operated Catch One, a nightclub that became a cultural hub and safe space for the LGBTQ+ community in Los Angeles.
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Synopsis
Jewel Thais-Williams opened Catch One nightclub in Los Angeles in 1973. Over 42 years, it became a vital space for the LGBTQ+ community. Thais-Williams faced challenges as a black, female, and lesbian business owner. She provided entertainment while advocating for social change, influencing local laws and supporting those in need during a turbulent era. Notable figures like Maxine Waters appear throughout the film, reflecting on her lasting impact.
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Why Watch
- Meet Jewel Thais-Williams, a pioneering nightclub owner.
- See how Catch One influenced LGBTQ+ activism.
- Find out about the cultural history of Los Angeles nightlife.
Did You Know
- Jewel Thais-Williams operated Catch One for 42 years.
- Catch One became a cultural hub for the LGBTQ+ community in Los Angeles.
- The documentary features notable figures like Maxine Waters and Bonnie Pointer.
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Who is Jewel Thais-Williams?
Jewel Thais-Williams is a pioneering figure in Los Angeles who operated the iconic nightclub Catch One for 42 years.
What was the significance of Catch One nightclub?
Catch One served as a safe haven and cultural hub for the LGBTQ+ community in Los Angeles.
Who directed the documentary 'Jewel's Catch One'?
The documentary 'Jewel's Catch One' was directed by C. Fitz.
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