Are Drag Performers Dangerous?

This week, we sat down with @dragstoryhour3605 to learn more about drag performers reading books to children.

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[aquaaria]

Some don’t seem to understand how much extremely traditional, conservative and religious people sexualise us… For some reason, they often bring up the “sex talk” whenever they want to discuss about us. Still, most of are attracted and love others exactly like others do, and, on top of that, some homosexuals and lesbians even consider themselves as asexuals (who either are not interested in it or are completely repulsed by it).
This kind of thought needs to change because it always makes me uncomfortable that they need to talk about “sex” whenever those people find out that a person is part of the LGBT

[bellena]

That was such a good episode!! Thank you so much!
I might even show this to my parents (if I dare to)

[flyngfx]

as a teen, ive been to 2 drag events before and they were really fun!! but what isnt fun is when bigots try to ruin awesome shows like that!

[dromider]

i watch ru pauls drag race,
i actually love watching it but
none of them are dangerous to kids in no way or form
so those karens that say theyre
dangerous and weird r sooo
dangerous to others themselves :>

[axel]

I hate when people hate lgbtq+ people and please don't destroy books. (all of this should go without saying)

[ScarletCandlelight]

Any chapters in Florida I'm a king and I would love to help out.

[vincegiangiulio]

Great video. As a straight ally these conversations need to be had. Next one should be about LGBTQ+ representation on family friendly TV shows and movies connecting the dots from the final scene of Legend of Korra with Korra and Asami (explored more in depth in the comics), Steven Universe, Arthur (teacher Mr. Ratburn’s same sex wedding) Loud House, Craig of the Creek, Adventure Time (Bubblegum & Marceline) She-Ra and the Princesses of Power and Disney’s slow, imperfect but eventual acceptance of inclusion of LGBTQ in their media from Gravity Falls, Andi Mack with one of the title characters best friends Cyrus (played by Joshua Rush) coming out, and the Owl House (from the healthy and cute relationship of main character Luz who is bi, and former rival turned girlfriend Amity Blight, who is lesbian and the first same sex kiss between main characters in a Disney show in the episode Clouds on the Horizon, and the company’s first non-binary character who’s also an old flame of Eda the Owl Lady (Wendie Malick) Raine Whispers who uses they/them pronouns voiced by non binary voice actor Avi Roque.) Plus, talking about the inclusion in Lightyear and most recently Strange World (coming out next week). Even Scooby Doo recently had Confirmation of what many probably known for years with Velma being interested in girls. You can talk about them and what it can mean to a queer person young or older watching or even a straight ally. Just a suggestion, keep on rocking it with your videos!

[towpottsfam]

Sexual performances in front of children are dangerous whether cis or trans, straight or gay. Reading is not dangerous whether cis or gay or trsns or straight.
Talking about gay or straight marriage and lives and ❤ etc is great. Talking to children about sex is unnecessary and dodgy until they are teens

[towpottsfam]

Its the ones that do twerking and sexual dancing 💃in front of kids that lets everyone else down

[i]

i'd love to go see a drag performer just telling a story, it seems like a cool time ngl\

[AM]

Well, some people will attack other people for no good reason such as gains, made attack someone for wearing a certain color for no other reason, other than their wearing that specific color. And look at terrorist groups and how many people they get to join their groups people can I have the quantities to fight for stupid things or evil things. I was on Omegle today and there is someone said that you’re going to burn in hell to me and all I was doing is trying to meet with other trans people and was wishing I would go to hell just because of what I was searching on Omegle. People can be extremely petty over extremely stupid reasons, and hate only because they don’t understand or know better or they think they understand things that are wrong. I might think I believe something that could be wrong. Anyone might and they would believe that they’re right even know what they’re believing in might be wrong.

[xxzekxx]

Why is only Drag Queen story hour being promoted? Where is all the other stories your? Curious 🤔

[Ashurion-Neonix]

In the UK we have drag performers in every Christmas pantomime and no one is burning down theatres. Plus most of the people there are traditional straight people. But as soon as there is one on one stuff adults are terrified just because the queer community happen to use drag a lot. I am disappointed that people are like this.

[lightingrod]

Honestly, the country would be better off without the ENTIRE right side of the political spectrum

[karlaboerger]

@Powered By Rainbows. If @YouTube did kick those people out of YouTube. Would it make atheist YouTuber like @TelltaleAthiest

[craigmcvay]

Dose Hooters have Cocktails for gays? ;)

[brandydinsmore]

It amazes me how long the track record is of clergy and priests (not all, of course but too many) who molest kids and is there even a list of drag queens and kings who have done this? Not even talking about creapy uncle norm ie Relatives that parents trust kids around even when they know that adult has a history of messing with kids.
But they hyperfocus on drag??
Can they prove that their kids’ favorite disney characters are always played by the same gender as the character?
Do they honestly think women were allowed to act on stage in Shakespeare’s time or weren’t most womens roles performed by men? But around that same time, Aphra Behn wrote and directed plays about women dressed as men as part of the play’s plot as a backlash. This was in 1600s Britain. She also questioned gender roles and was thought scandalous in her day but now is revered by those who have read and understand her contribution.

[Harmonicaman]

Agreed with ya about hooters, , .. but still respect the 2 change bathrooms.. woman’s rights and mens, , some can easily dress like a lady and take advantage with a hidden camera; woman abuse or children abuse.. even when it comes to mum and dad, , trans or not.. just my opinion, I mean we’ll and love everyone( scruple character)