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Originally Posted by afc wimbledon
The British, we have been putting on drag shows for kids for a century, it is a cherished tradition that was born in the musical halls, my question would be why would anyone care that maybe a couple of hundred kids at most in the whole country who's parents are clearly fully LGBQT sypathetic anyway go have a story read to them?
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This is not a new thing here. I live in a politically middle of the road American city, and Drag shows or Drag Queen story hour are pretty common in both LBGTQ+ bars and mainstream venues without much push back at all. This seems like something that has been accepted for decades. I can't imagine these protesters and terrorists represent even a measurable percentage of the general public, but have become very emboldened and nutty all of a sudden.