The Canadian Broadcasting Company recently released a promotional video for a new documentary called “Drag Kids.”
The Canadian Broadcasting Company recently released a promotional video for a new documentary called “Drag Kids.”
Shocking photos have revealed young children lying on a “drag queen” – a man dressed as a woman – at a story time held in a public library.
A Cincinnati man dressed in drag read a book about a hero to the LGBT community during the children’s time at a church service Sunday. The event took place as Auburn Hills Presbyterian Church celebrated LGBT Pride month in June.
Police arrested a Spokane, Washington pastor for obstruction on Saturday after the man refused to move across the street from a public library to protest a library event.
City officials in Leander, Texas found themselves mired in controversy after the city’s library announced that it would host a “Drag Queen Story Hour” event. Then, a church in the community announced they would rent a room at the library and host the event themselves.
As part of an all-day event honoring LGBTQ+ issues, a southeastern Pennsylvania high school hosted a drag show in its hallways during school hours.
Two 8thgrade teachers at a charter school in North Carolina believed that they had an LGBT bullying problem, so they invited two drag queens to the school to help the students learn how to celebrate LGBT lifestyles.
Officials with the Houston Public Library issued a mea culpa Friday after a conservative group discovered that one of the participants in the “Drag Queen Story Hour” was a registered sex offender.
Concerned parents opposed to California’s new sex-ed curriculum and the use of drag queens in school functions were labeled “liars” and “fear-mongers” during a jam-packed school board meeting in Santa Ana last week.
A Philadelphia library announced that they will be hosting a drag queen story hour with “Annie Christ” – to sound like “AntiChrist” – and some people in the community are pushing back.
