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Others blame the parents and feel this is wrong to allow their young son to run around dressed as a girl in front of a camera. Many believe this is a great thing for the LGBT community, to show how parents are able to accept their child’s wishes and are open to help them become who they want to become and how they want to present themselves to the world. Lactacia has made her way around runways across the world and has become an international name, but not all for good reason. The video shows both Nemis and his life as a skateboarder and Lactatia as she dressing up with her mother’s help. His fondness of dressing in Drag took over his life after watching RuPaul’s Drag Race on television. This nine year is a self proclaimed Drag Princess who has been dressing in girls clothes since he was able to fit into his little sisters tutu’s. Canadian born Nemis Melanin dresses in Drag as Princess Lactate and performs and models in female clothing This video is almost 4 minutes long and encapsulates a nine year olds life. This is a video posted by cbcplayer filmed by Jeff Pavlopoulos and Priscilla Galvez

In the end, there was enough uproar and protesting including threats to boycott the parade that organizers gave in and did allow Drag Queens to attend the parade.Īrchive 8 EXCLUSIVE: RuPaul Announces HE’S MARRIED Protestors also reminded organizers that the Equality Act of 2010 that makes it illegal to discriminate based on gender identity or sex. The article discusses not only the importance of Drag Queens in the history of LGBT, but also discusses how transgender people feel discriminated against. What I was able to take away from this article was that even though the organizers made this decision, the community as a whole banned together to fight for the right of all to be allowed to participate in this important LGBTQ event. The article goes on to discuss not only the LGBT communities outcry, but also the publics outcry in this decision. “I think that because drag can be seen as camp, low-brow and comedic, we forget about this.” “On stage they make us laugh, smile and for that moment not have to worry about some of the crap that life can throw at people who are LGBTQ and I think they should be applauded for this.” So far we’ve come, yet so far we have to go. Stating that transgender persons were feeling uncomfortable with having Drag Queen’s at the event.

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The article explains the Free Pride organization’s reasonings behind the band.

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This item was important to include in my archive to show that there is still work to be done to fight for equality. This article is important to my archive to show that even in today’s world and certain subcultures are still shown discrimination even among the LGBT community. The article is on the rejection of Drag Queens to participate in the Gay Pride parade in Glasgow Scotland in 2015. I don’t really feel like a millionaire right now, but I get used to the good things very, very fast.This article was posted by The Beast July 23, 2015. I just want us to be protected and healthy. I can give my mother and father a very good living. So, I have to ask, what’s it like being a millionaire now? That’s what I believe the universe is actually needing at the moment.Īfter your final performance of “Rise Up,” the show’s host Graham Norton asked you what winning $250,000 would mean to you and you said it would mean you’re a millionaire in Brazil. Really no pressure because I think I got a very, very big heart. Michelle Visage said that I am perfect and I’m a superstar. I think the show showed me that I’m ready to do that. This bitch got it.”Īre you ready for the responsibility of being a role model? Little Greg would have loved to have had a Grag Queen to look up to and say, “Okay, this bitch is crazy. I needed someone to be that, maybe to inspire you to be how you are, to inspire you to sing - however you want to sing. Tell me about some of the messages you’ve received from young people thanking you because they see themselves in you. I really want to use this platform to make people know that this situation is crazy and it’s real. We see all the time on the internet people being dragged and being killed and punched everyday, but we don’t see that on the news on TV. We are still trying to find some place of peace. We live in a country that kills LGBTQ people more than any other, and our transgender people’s is only 35 years old and it’s not fair.

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