How do you feel about Drag Queen Story Time?

I think it’s odd that a third party can be given access to the school and children. For some woke political satisfaction…..Were there background checks ?

the teacher can read so what is the requirement for a drag Queen to come and do it ?

the only third parties that should be admitted to schools are ones who are required to be there.

"The real issue is the content of the stories" oh so that's why it must be from a man in a dress then. The singular differentiator. Just cannot bring yourselves to address the elephant in the room. Ridiculous

"You've confirmed you're hyper controversial sexual issues is pure fiction" because you say so? It explains a lot about the alternative reality you people live in, make it up despite what eyeballs can read, now it's fact. Sure.

"Stories from a man in a dress", meaning mass. Oh yes, exactly the same, the reason people are going to church is specifically for a priest.

Where do you people come from? What kind of drugs are you all taking that the most basic question is to be avoided at all cost?

I'll answer it for you, I'll spell out what you're all so deathly afraid of admitting, this is, 100% in its entirety, an attempt to normalise the abnormal for the only audience that can be persuaded, the undeveloped, immature minds of children.

What's wrong with admitting that? You can dress it up if you like, call it "familiarisation", call it "exposure", call it "education", call it "progressive".

Just don't lie to people's faces and say it's "about the content of the stories", or excuse it out of hand with "children just like stories".

Get real. This is hyper specific, and some are afraid to mention why. It's clear.

Waffle piffle plip. Day dreaming, while anyone can look back and read what was said before. A teacher talked a about his personal experience earlier, I quoted him in reply, and then some bumfluff leapt on it as a chance to take me out of context.

You and the likes of you NEED to turn this around from what it is (normalisation of men in dresses directed specifically at children) because the truth is damaging.

No, you need to turn this into the area of expertise, deflection via contradiction. It's never about sex until it's all about sex. Whatever suits the given day. Predictable and stupid.

Even now, after me answering the question you're afraid of, you can only address that answer in a question back to me.

In other words, avoid the obvious.

You're not up to this task. You're not up to this task because you can't admit what everyone sees and understands already.

Forget all the above and just answer the pertinent question below.

Children are being brought before men in dresses to familiarize them with men in dresses. Is this true or not?

If you don’t get it, then don’t go, and don’t bring your kids. It’s not computer.

Other people get it.

Is this the big fear of drag rearing its ugly head? You’re afraid you might get confused into fancying a bloke?

Honestly, you’d have to be hugely insecure in your own sexuality to be worried about this.

I don’t know a huge amount about drag but I don’t think I’ve ever seen a drag queen that confused me. It’s not hard to tell the difference between a drag queen and a woman.

If you’ve ever brought a kid or kids to a panto, you’ve brought them to a drag show.

If you’ve ever brought a kid or kids to a modern animation, you’ve exposed them to innuendo (on a different level to their mental capacity, put on so the adults don’t get bored).

Trans ≠ Drag. Two totally different things.

I'm not mad about drag and consider it a vulgar sexualised caracature of women by men. Fine for bars and nightclubs but I don't think it's suitable for young children.

I can probably help with your understanding here:

Q1: The point of a drag queen is to entertain. This is similar to the point of a band, or a singer, or an MC etc. Like most forms of entertainment, this is across a very broad spectrum of styles/show types/audiences.

Q2: Drag Queens are particularly popular in the gay community therefore it stands to reason that they would be part of Pride events.

Q2.1: Some drag queens also work in adult entertainment. To cover both meanings of 'Adult Entertainment' - Nightclubs are for adults and drag queen shows are popular there. Some drag queens also do over the top highly sexualised performances - like Miley Cyrus etc. People pay to see that sort of thing and enjoy it.

So, in summary, a drag queen is an entertainer, who can be booked to do several different types of performance.

Makes total sense, I suppose that's why they are always dressed as low key office ladies in dowdy clothes with no make up. Question for people who are into it, do they like child beauty pageants also like they have in the US?

Yes, he’s done a lot to challenge gender stereotypes, fair play to him.

Is it? If presenting hyper sexualisation of women as something good or inspiring... Put it this way, forget the drag part, if a woman came in to read books to small children in a mini skirt and fishnets, low cut top and face full of slap, I'd think her a bit strange. Likely you would to.