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EPISODE · Jan 25, 2023 · 54 MIN

The Beauty and Power of Drag with Drag Story Hour NYC

from Revolutions Per Minute - Radio from the New York City Democratic Socialists of America · host NYC Democratic Socialists of America

Drag is an art with deep roots in New York City’s queer communities of color that has much to offer to all people who are interested in liberating themselves from traditional and patriarchal ideas of gender. That’s part of why it’s become a target of the organized far-right both here in NYC and nationally, with public libraries and other community venues facing protests over their regularly offered drag performances and story hours. Local politicians have also experienced far-right threats for merely expressing support for drag. On tonight’s edition of Revolutions per Minute, we’re live with Drag Story Hour NYC storyteller Oliver and  organizer and parent Desiree to discuss the many aspects of drag, and how New Yorkers have come together to reject the far-right threat and show the beauty and power of queer community.  To learn more about Drag Story Hour NYC, visit dshnyc.org. 

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