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Salaura’s Journey: Being Dalit and Challenging the Status Quo with Drag
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EPISODE · Dec 18, 2024 · 51 MIN

Salaura’s Journey: Being Dalit and Challenging the Status Quo with Drag

from Drag Me to Heaven · host Patruni Sastry

In this episode of Drag Me to Heaven, I sit down with Salaura, a prominent drag artist from Goa whose performances bridge the gap between artistry, spirituality, and advocacy. With 15 years of experience in the industry, starting as a dancer and transitioning into drag, Salaura has created a unique space in India’s drag scene internationally and nationally. Salaura’s drag is deeply rooted in their connection to nature, spirituality, and the world around them. As a Dalit drag artist, they use their platform to address critical issues such as caste, religion, and faith while fostering conversations about inclusivity and empowerment. Join us as Salaura shares their inspiring journey of navigating identity and the challenges of creating a nuanced experience of drag that transcends societal barriers. This episode offers a powerful exploration of how drag can be a tool for change and a voice for the underrepresented. 🎧 Listen to this insightful episode now on Spotify!

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