In Tennesse, No Kids Allowed in Drag Shows


Apparently, if a child sees a man dressed as a woman in Tennesse the child will be confused about his/her own gender and become a trans. Some in Tennessee believe if the child ever sees a man in drag, he/she will never become a trans. Do they have academic evidence this happens? I've never seen it.  A bill has been introduced preventing children from viewing drag shows.

Men dressed as women is one of the oldest forms of entertainment in the world. It was recorded in the Bible. If it's 2,000 years old we have had plenty of time to study its evil effects on little boys. None yet.

Women wear men's styles. Have we seen evidence this is turning little girls into little boys? None yet. This evil practice is not prohibited. 

I'm wondering if Public Television in Tennessee has banned the popular British films with drag actors. Certainly if any parent is watch old TV programs with children and Jonathan Winters comes on as Maud Frickert parents much throw towels over children's that they not be exposed.

 I suppose much of this has to do with men performing public service by reading to children in public libraries while in drag. This was done to increase interest in books and traffic at public libraries. Parents brought their children voluntarily and should be the ones to make such decisions. Conservative Christian Legislators like parents having authority over what children are taught. But, if parents do not follow what there legislators want laws need to be put in place. 

Our theater immersed granddaughter was in musical a few years ago. A character was needed to play the lunch lady. The best actor available was a man already casted as a male school teacher. He was on stage as the lunch lady for much of the play. Afterwards at autograph time in the lobby kids were flocking to the man still in drag. Once I was nearby him when a little boy asked, "What's your real name." He replied, "It's in the program. You will see it's a guy's name." The kid moved on, not sure what to make of that answer. It was delightful to overhear that conversation.  

Drag entertainment is fun. Let people, young and old, enjoy it.

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