The ABC has been forced into an embarrassing backflip regarding a drag queen story time. They faced a massive backlash after attempting to recruit 3-5 year olds for an audience with adult male entertainers.
At a recent Local Government NSW conference, the City of Sydney Council put forward a motion to support “councils to facilitate community-driven safety solutions to ensure that drag story time and similar events can take place at council facilities safely for performers and attendees”.
The Ovarian Cancer Research Council has been smashed online for using a Drag Queen to promote an upcoming fundraising event.
Thirteen-year-old Ipswich teenager, Logan Kelly, has declared himself Australia’s youngest drag queen. He began his drag act at the tender age of 10 at the North Ipswich Bowls Club, south-west of Brisbane.
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