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West Hollywood City Council OKs drag laureate program
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The West Hollywood City Council unanimously approved a drag laureate program August 2, which is expected to launch this fall.
As the Bay Area Reporter noted in an online story last week, city staff developed a proposal for how to start the program in the Southern California LGBTQ enclave.
Monday's vote came nearly a year after the City Council approved the creation of a drag laureate. It will be the first such representative for drag performers and LGBTQ nightlife issues established by a U.S.
municipality. City Councilwoman Lauren Meister, who co-sponsored the original resolution with gay former City Councilman John Duran, told the B.A.R.
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