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The history of drag goes far deeper than you might think
Elyssa Maxx Goodman’s new book, “Glitter and Concrete,” traces the long and glamorous history of New York City’s drag scene.
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Texas church defies government crackdown by blessing drag queens
While about three dozen protestors stood outside hurling slurs and threats, approximately 850 people attended the service.
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A teacher got fired for attending a drag show. The queens rallied in her defense.
One teacher said she felt like she and her coworker “were treated like criminals.”
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Deranged anti-LGBTQ+ activist wears drag to council meeting to prove that drag hurts children
She claimed a gender non-conforming library worker was “pushing sexual identity on children.”
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You can’t get rid of us: LGBTQ+ youth activist ‘Desmond Is Amazing’ refuses to let the haters win
“It’s not bad for kids to see there are different people out in the world.”
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Who are the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence? Get to know the nuns of drag
Discover the extraordinary world of the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, an order of queer nuns dedicated to activism through the art of drag performances.
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Some Pride organizers in Florida remain defiant this year as others cancel events
One group is worried DeSantis will send in his “Gestapo” while another is asking people to come in from all over the world to defy DeSantis’s laws.
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San Francisco names D’Arcy Drollinger the nation’s first-ever drag laureate
She has dedicated herself to uplifting her fellow LGBTQIA+ community members whi spreading joy throughout the city.
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Megyn Kelly wants to fight Charlize Theron over drag queens
“Why doesn’t Charlize Theron come and f— me up?”
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‘American Dad!’ character declared a drag icon in campaign benefitting The Trevor Project
TBS’s drag-centric campaign comes as the art form is under increasing attack by right wing hate groups and anti-LGBTQ+ politicians.
