Sasha Velour explains the the liberating and subverting power of drag in a moment when it’s more mainstream (and more at risk) than ever.
predicts another triumphant Sasha this season: “I think Sasha Colby will win and deserves it. She is the past, present, and future of drag to me.” As this season ends, Sasha Velour is out with a new book,It comes at a moment when drag is hugely popular and conservative politicians are pushing to vilify and criminalize it. “They’ve never stopped us from existing before,” she says. “Things may be bleak and painful, but drag is still going to be here, and it’s going to be fucking fierce.
Has anything about the way politicians have recently come after drag surprised you, or does the playbook feel familiar? wrote about how the success of that show and the success of drag would present a challenge to the culture itself
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