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Drag Race star Jinkx Monsoon speaks out against the rise of anti-drag bills: “It’s hypocritical”
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Drag Race legend Jinkx Monsoon has condemned the rise of anti-drag bills in a new interview. Over the last few months, various Republican lawmakers within the US have targeted drag entertainers with hateful legislation.
On 2 March, Tennessee became the first state to ban drag shows from taking place in public spaces and/or places where minors may be present, with similar bills introduced in at least 14 others, including Arizona, Oklahoma and Kentucky.
In response to the archaic bills, various drag performers have used their voices to push back against Republican lawmakers – including Drag Race All-Stars winner Monsoon.
During a recent appearance on ABC News, the Queen of All Queens held nothing back when discussing the aforementioned legislation. “It’s hypocritical, to say the least.
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Death threats and hate mail: America's drag queen culture wars hit hard in Europe
Aida H Dee -- the first drag performer to read stories to kids in a British library -- received several death threats last summer while they were touring 70 libraries across the UK with her Drag Queen Story Hour UK events.Aida, aka Sab Samuel -- who has won several awards in recognition of her role in promoting the love for literature among children -- was repeatedly subject to harassment from a small number of protestors who tried to disrupt her reading events in the hope they would get cancelled.Luckily, Aida H Dee's fans outnumbered the protestors, but similar disruptions and threats led to the cancellation of children's storytime events hosted by drag artists in Scotland and Finland last year. In December, a Drag Queen Storytime event in Dundee, Scotland, was cancelled after the drag artist and arts centre’s staff hosting the reading were subject to harassment and abusive threats. In Finland, last July, police had to intervene to remove protesters trying to disrupt a storytime event hosted by a drag queen for children aged six to 10 at the Oodi Central Library in Helsinki. Far-right protesters claimed they were demonstrating against "grooming" -- a term which is now widely recognised as an anti-LGBTQ+ slur when used in this context. Aida H Dee said that most of the protesters who showed up at their events last year didn’t really seem to know why they were there -- or that at least they were strongly misinformed.“When asked by journalists, some of them said that we were performing a sex show for kids,” Aida said. “These people are victims.
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