MORE PRIDE POSTIVES

Even in these times, if you look, we can still see good things going on and happening. Take last week. President Dump and the Kennedy Center, which is sadly becoming a MAGA bastion, may not want creative art or drag queens, but got them anyway. As the dump attended a performance of Les Miserables at the venue last Wednesday night, DC drag royalty Tara Hoot, Vagenesis, Mari Con Carne and drag king Ricky Rose also attended the show, and mind you in formal regalia.

 Mari Con Carne said knowing he would be there made their attendance all the more crucial. I say kudos to them!!!! It took balls, bravery and courage to do this with the likes of Vance, Bondi, Kennedy and Jim Jordan there. The best part was as the group entered the theater, the crowd greeted them with cheers and applause....a much warmer reception then the dump, First Lady and the second couple got, who were loudly booed once their presence was known. Tara Hoot is greatly known for her fun, comedic shows, and has been having legendary story hours for over two years now. Her last name suits her perfectly. And anyone else notice how much better dressed and formal the queens are then the regular theatre goers and the first couple??? Mari looks far more elegant then the First Lady.

       

In other good news I love this one too.

Yet again after Go-Go DeSantis issued the order that cities in Florida are only allowed to light bridges in red ,white and blue lights, Jacksonville LGBTQ activists took the matter into their own hands this year. Since they couldn't have permanent lights to light the bridge....they lit up the iconic Acosta Bridge with handheld lights!!! HA!

Miss Mahogany Empress, our satellite correspondent sent me this yesterday. A shot she had taken from a hotel walkway overlooking City Hall for the No Kings Protest. Mind you, this was according to her, the tail end. It extended from here, west for the next 20 long blocks to the art museum.

And the clan and I had a great time at the No Kings protest in Harrisburg with our statement signs and our matching All Stars.

And my sign was a hit. It read- This Queen doesn't need a King!

The good news...I think I found a tee shirt company to make this. If anyone is interested, email me a size and I will increase my order. I plan to wear it for the next two Pride events if it's here in time.!

The movement continues!