Drag remains a force for change even as it becomes more commercial. 

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** Authentic Voices of Pride: Drag as Activism
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Drag remains a force for change, even as it becomes more commercial. Take a deep dive into the resilience of drag culture, looking at its past, present and future, with Queens who are advocates for not just LGBTQ rights, but for a wide range of issues.

In this series of Authentic Voices of Pride ([link removed]) , we follow Queens who are taking a different kind of stage, hoping to make a direct impact on their communities. Follow their stories in the video above and articles below.
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Drag has gone mainstream. Here’s how it continues to change the world for the better.
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Jo MaMa changed Chicago forever. They know you can change your world for the better, too.
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Rising queen Lil Miss Hot Mess on how drag upsets the status quo
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