Lizzo Brings Out Drag Queens During Tennessee Show to Protest Anti-Drag Law
The singer and rapper said she was creating a safe space to celebrate drag.
April 23, 2023
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The singer and rapper said she was creating a safe space to celebrate drag.
In recent weeks, as GOP-led legislatures turn to write trans people out of American life through new bill proposals, some high-profile stars have voiced their support for the LGBTQ+ community.
Florida passed anti-drag and anti-trans legislation on Wednesday, and many other states have either already passed laws or are attempting to.
The world's most famous drag queen and host of the hugely popular RuPaul's Drag Race spoke out about conservative attacks on drag performances.
The picture appearing to be Bill Lee in drag in 1977 surfaced on Reddit over the weekend.
Contestants from season 15 of RuPaul's Drag Race spoke with GLAAD about the effects of anti-drag protests and hatred fomented by the conservative right in America.
Blount County prosecutor Ryan Desmond says the law is enforceable in his jurisdiction. Now Pride organizers and drag performer Flamy Grant are suing him.
The protesters were not expecting a drag queen to challenge them, but she did.
It's not the first time in recent days that an anti-drag Republican was revealed to have done drag before.
“We’ve got a real problem in this country, and to be worrying about men wanting to dress up as women? God bless ’em to wear those high heels," McEntire said.
On Instagram, the drag star encouraged followers to register to vote and fight back.
The law can't go into effect for at least another two weeks as deliberations on a lawsuit continue.
The judge had issued the original block last Friday only hours before the law was to take effect.
Groups including Gays Against Groomers California derailed a community event.
"WE WON!" the drag-centric theater group that brought the suit wrote on Instagram.
It was to go into effect on April 1 at midnight.
Very different conclusions came from two federal judges in the same state.
The owner of Hamburger Mary's Orlando said the bill is a violation of their First Amendment rights.