Sentence examples for drag identities from inspiring English sources

In Florida the effort to maintain drag identities, control male impulses and avoid the gangsters (who show up by coincidence to attend a mob meeting) leads to logistical and emotional complications.

Peaches Christ, née Joshua Grannell, has been a staple in the San Francisco drag scene for decades and is known around the world for both her drag identity and her work as a filmmaker.

Events like Bushwig a Bushwick-based drag festival co-founded by Horrorchata and Babes Trust that has brought out droves of edgy queens for five years running have given rise to a drag identity rife with genderfuck beards and blood-splattered looks.

People who disclose their non-drag identity – and who, conversely, announce to the world that they are drag queens – should do so because they want to, not because Facebook is forcing them to do so in order to continue using their profiles.

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In a phone call, Campos told me that Facebook "had made a commitment to working with us" to change the policy; his understanding was that Facebook would respond to the group's concerns not only about drag performers' identities but about those of undocumented immigrants, victims of violence, and so on, he said.

His work presages today's embrace of the hybrid techniques of assemblage, collage and staged and manipulated photography, its euphoric celebration of drag and identity.

Although turning the investigation into a personal quest helps Easy resolve his feelings of rage (days after the devastation "the riots were still going on in my chest"), his repetitive ruminations on race and identity drag down the action and put a chokehold on Mosley's normally free-flowing narrative style.

So, you know, drag actually mocks identity.

For Guerra, the drag artist embodies the identity crisis of Spain, and of Hispanic outposts such as the Canaries.

More positively still, that the accommodation of minorities should not be seen as a drag on the national identity but as a positive resource; not as diluting the national culture but vivifying and enrichening it.