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Kate Rogers Drag Queens
In the feature, Kate Rogers asserts that drag queens are a substantial influence on America society. She utilizes the show, Rupaul's Drag Race, and an interview with Rupaul to further her justification. Rogers indicates that the show is designed for individuals to unearth their inner worth and to display their bona fide persona through drag. Rogers developed her thesis by stating that because of their uniqueness, drag queens face hardship and preconception from society and they are viewed as black sheep. She claims that drag queens are the misfit toys of today's society, but their supporters are rapidly accumulating through social media and the show's viewership. Simply put, Rogers states that drag queens are the spokespeople for the misunderstood
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