Alabama is not among the 18 states considering bills against drag performances.
- Republicans across the country are pushing legislation to outlaw or restrict drag show performances in the presence of children.
Drag has become a target amongst conservatives with shows and even literacy events, like drag queen story hour, sparking protests and targeted attacks from right-wing extremist groups in some states.Rights groups say it’s part of a broader attack on the queer community. His business has already taken a hit when an attempt to host a family-friendly drag brunch featuring his son as a performer resulted in protests.
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