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    1. raininfordays on

      Funny how people allegedly care about kids when they want to remove lgbt books or block drag queens reading to kids, but they never care enough to actually look after the kids / spend time with them / read to them or help them in any other way.

    2. GunstarGreen on

      I say this with zero malice, but why has drag readings to kids become this weird battleground? As a kid I dont really remember anyone coming into schools to read books to us. Why has this issue become such a hot button? I know the usual counter-arguements of “kids like performance” and “reading to kids is always great” and I appreciate those. 

    3. technurse on

      Would Lily Savage or Mrs Doubtfire be as culturally relevant now if they came out? I feel if either of those were a thing now they’d be massive targets for the right. Mrs Doubtfire would absolutely be the target of a hell of a lot of hate

    4. JakeGrey on

      Should’ve advertised it as Pantomime Dame Story Hour. I’m sure the sort of person who makes these assumptions is less than clear on the difference, but panto is middle-class and respectable so that’s perfectly fine, isn’t it?

    5. FuzzBuket on

      Madness. If you don’t want your kids to go, they don’t have to go.

      Fucking rowling just needs to get a hobby.  Actively hurting a lot of folk who do no harm, for fucking what. Drag queens ain’t even in the nuanced topic of gender identity.

      Its madness, drags been a cultural thing in the UK for decades. Can’t remember anyone getting mad at Paul O Grady, or the panto.  But now everyone’s outraged as the wizard lady got into Twitter rather than any other hobby like, i don’t know, spending her millions on a big model train set or whatever.

    6. Optimism_Deficit on

      I’d just like someone to explain to me in plain and simple terms what the issue is with events like this, when there’s no issue with pantos.

      Both are still some fella, in a wig and a dress, telling a children’s story to children, usually alongside the parents who took them there.

      What makes one completely fine and the other a massive issue?

      Is it the change of venue from a theatre to somewhere else?

      Would you be happier if they weren’t sitting down and ran around a bit more?

      Do you secretly miss Bobby Davro being there as well?

    7. hadawayandshite on

      We need to get more comfortable with an official policy of ‘fuck off then’

      I saw a thread about a trans worker in M&S and someone complains they (born male) spoke to their teenage daughter in the underwear department—M&S apologised and promised a female member of staff next time….disregarding whether they’re trans or not, if they were cis-male the response should’ve been ‘they’re a trained member of staff who was being courteous—fuck off’

      The same is drag story hour ‘we DBS checked them- get back in your box’

    8. windmillguy123 on

      It’s funny how I never knew so many things were actually things.

      Also, what happens if the main characters in a story are drag queens and they want to do a reading in character? I feel like this is a loophole that must be exploited so I can laugh at the outrage amongst Daily Mail readers.

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