Defining the Movement: How authors John Birdsall and Erik Piepenburg Prove the Power of Queer Food | Eater
"A 1930s New York coin‑operated dining experience where patrons could drop a nickel for pie or other fare; it also functioned as a subtle social terrain where brief looks or small signals across the room allowed queer people to find one another beneath a straight gaze." - Jaya Saxena
