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I've volunteered at Pride a few times, been to more, and honestly I tell people if they're in those events and are in danger (like someone is following them or they feel scared after an incident) to look for drag queens and go straight towards them.
I have personally witnessed how militant they can be when it comes to protecting weaker folk, and some of them are RIPPED!! I don't really know exactly what the reasoning behind it is, though in my experience they'll keep you safe.
It's even better when they stay in character as well, "bye, baby we don't need that here".
Few things have brought me more joy than watching a 6'3 empress carry a shitbag out by their belt with one hand, and tossing them to the sidewalk and calling out 'If this fine young man has any friends, you better come get him before I gotta pass my wig to someone.'
“Calm down puddin’, ain’t nobody tryin’ to eat your pie…. -SMACK-”
Drag Queens are the enforcers of the community
If they weren't confident in defending themselves they wouldn't be confident enough to wear the uniform.
The john brown movement
is there a drag queen named Jeanne Brown yet
I guess its open bro
Matthew Shepard shoulda stayed strapped
I love this and resonate with this far too much.
But quick question, what's the screeching cat symbol and where do I learn more? My Google Fu is lacking and the closest I see is union representation?
what about the drag kings ? ?
Masc dressed Tilde Swinton is my sovereign king:
beats dying over a conservative that doesnt understand basic economic theory and doesn't believe in a thing called "reality" because they subscribe to an alternate version of reality that quite literally doesnt exist.