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drag queen

noun as in performer whose act stylizes femininity

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Manchester Pride booked Saki as part of a collective which, the drag queen says, is owed a "big sum of money".

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Trixie Mattel, the adored drag queen DJ, perhaps said it best during her set at Saturday’s installment of the “Visions of Damsels & Other Dangerous Things” tour.

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“I was so close to giving up. If I wasn’t going to do music, then I would probably just go back home and be an aesthetician and a drag queen,” Roan said at the time.

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In 2006, after she released an album of pop and jazz standards, Lauper appeared in “The Threepenny Opera” on Broadway; seven years later, “Kinky Boots” — about a drag queen who saves a struggling shoe factory — won six Tony Awards including best musical and best original score.

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“I mean, we both just want to be free to smoke weed while riding our electric scooters to a drag queen brunch.”

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