Videos show children giving money to drag queens at a “family-friendly” Texas LGBT event over the weekend, the Post Millennial reports.
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SMTX Pride in San Marcos is a two-day event complete with a pageant featuring “trans youth,” an “Anti-Bully March” to fight discrimination, and “family-friendly” drag shows.
One video shows a drag queen suggestively pulling a beaded rope from between his legs after receiving cash from a child in the audience.
A drag queen accepts money from a child during a “family friendly” drag show in San Marcos, Texas, and then makes a suggestive show with what appears to be a beaded rope.
— The Post Millennial (@TPostMillennial) September 11, 2022
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Another performance in last weekend’s event showed a drag queen dancing to a popular Disney song and taking tips from small children.
A drag queen performs to a Disney song and takes money from children at a “family friendly” drag show in San Marcos, Texas.
— The Post Millennial (@TPostMillennial) September 11, 2022
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One drag queen even addressed the children in the audience in an attempt to get more tips.
“Some of you kids are too young to be working, because that would be against the law. But I know your parents got some money,” the gender-bending dancer told the crowd before parents gave their kids money to give to him.
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As if this was not enough exposure for children, SMTX Pride’s planners chose to host an after-party at Roughhouse Brewing and advertise it as “all-ages” rather than “family-friendly.”
During one of the performances, a drag queen made a sexual comment toward a father in the audience who was with his young child. When the audience laughed, the performer said, “Your kid’s going to learn sometime, I’m sorry.”
A drag queen makes a suggestive comment to a father during an “all ages” drag show in San Marcos, Texas, then says “Your kid’s going to learn sometime, I’m sorry.”
— The Post Millennial (@TPostMillennial) September 11, 2022
Footage by TPM’s Beth Baisch @PuffinsPictures pic.twitter.com/Clpmz2NhJt
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The Post Millennial reports that the first SMTX pride event took place in 2014.