Drag artists who crashed Donald Trump's first Kennedy Center show want him to know: 'You can’t erase us'
“Knowing he would be there made my attendance more crucial," drag queen Mari Con Carne told The Advocate.
JUNE 12, 2025
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“Knowing he would be there made my attendance more crucial," drag queen Mari Con Carne told The Advocate.
A collective of drag artists is taking to the streets of Washington, D.C. on Saturday.
“Diversity is our strength," Grenell said after Donald Trump has spent weeks railing against DEI.
“We’re not going to let people steal our joy,” D.C. drag queen Tara Hoot said.
Donald Trump ordered a ban on drag shows at the Washington, D.C., venue, but programmers under Ric Grenell managed to find a lot of plays where drag plays a central role.
The Washington, D.C., drag queen has been the target of at least eight bomb threats in recent months.
"This president is demonizing a marginalized community in order to control the arts in America. It’s shameful, immoral, and weak," one performer told The Advocate before the march.
Members of the group Parasol Patrol successfully blocked extremists at drag queen events across the national capital region.