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First US drag show ban stokes fears of violence
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Daphne Rio had been performing a weekly drag brunch at a Dallas cafe for nearly a year when a couple slipped in, snapped a slew of pictures then slipped straight back out.
Their lightning visit set off alarm bells for Rio, no stranger to the drag circuit after 8 years of performing in a host of Dallas bars and clubs.
So it came as no surprise when, days later, images of Rio and her fellow performers showed up in a newsletter distributed by a right-wing group that organizes protests against drag shows in Texas.
The post was a call to arms. “Now is the time to take a stand against this disgusting child abuse. Sharing outrageous footage from the show after it takes place isn’t enough.
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This innocently homoerotic soap commercial from the ’80s makes us want to lather up
Zest.While Zest markets itself like a normal soap brand today–it sells body wash and bars of soap on its website–the company used to position itself as a “deodorant bar.” Early commercials claim the “deodorant bar” is superior to regular ol’ soap, because it doesn’t create soap scum. Or something.“The Zest rinses cleaner…feels cleaner!” says an exuberant hardwood stud later in the ad. But just in case a catchy tagline wasn’t enough to sell these so-called deodorant bars–“You’re gonna say ‘nope’ to the soap!”–Zest decided to cast three shirtless basketball players in this ad from 1982.
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