I agree.
If you are for diversity, then ask a regular Transwoman. Drag Queens are often over the top in their sexuality. Bright dresses, way to much make-up to be healty and – as seen here – often claws. That’ all right for a show for adults but not for small kids. They see this massive make-up, the over the top attitude and the can’t understand, that this is just a show, put on from adults for adults.
So yes – before asking a drag queen, ask a real transwoman (a bodily male person, who identifies as woman) or a person, who likes to dress as woman, but without the tons of make-up or disguise.
The message I want to give to kids is this: Be real. Be yourself and don’t hide under covering.
I don’t know many trans people, but the ones I do just want to live their normal lives. They want the same respect as anyone else. They also don’t stand out like this. Heck, I have seen zero patrons who are like this. Gender doesn’t affect our ability to help them anyway.
10 thoughts on “670”
MM
Libraries shouldn’t be having drag queens reading to kids, period.
Erik
why?
Spode
Libraries should be having all kinds of people read to kids, period.
There – fixed it for ya.
Clay Campbell
As long as they are kind, respectful, and literet, Libraries should have anyone who is willing to volunteer read to anyone, exclamation point.
Fred McDonald
An interesting comment. Do you have anything to say that isn’t ignorant and bigoted, perhaps?
Erik
No, seriously though, MM:
Why?
Paul
Don’t be silly. There are no periods for drag queens.
Chris
I agree.
If you are for diversity, then ask a regular Transwoman. Drag Queens are often over the top in their sexuality. Bright dresses, way to much make-up to be healty and – as seen here – often claws. That’ all right for a show for adults but not for small kids. They see this massive make-up, the over the top attitude and the can’t understand, that this is just a show, put on from adults for adults.
So yes – before asking a drag queen, ask a real transwoman (a bodily male person, who identifies as woman) or a person, who likes to dress as woman, but without the tons of make-up or disguise.
The message I want to give to kids is this: Be real. Be yourself and don’t hide under covering.
Curtis
I’m dying. That nod to “Discreet” hookups in the last panel… xD
BN
I don’t know many trans people, but the ones I do just want to live their normal lives. They want the same respect as anyone else. They also don’t stand out like this. Heck, I have seen zero patrons who are like this. Gender doesn’t affect our ability to help them anyway.
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