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anything us on that we want to. are you surprised by this? are things worse for you today than what they were three or four years ago? no, history is cyclical, and that s something that we need to understand first and foremost. these are not unprecedented times. our queer elders and founders have been struggling with the same things that we have been struggling with today. you think about marsha p. johnson, she was fighting for the basic thing that we re asking for now, basic respect. many suffered incidents because they did not have a platform. and still do. for me to be sitting at the table today, for me to be in front of millions of people, being able to shed light on what it means for trans people to have the right to exist in this world. i think the first thing to understand is, we are here, and we ve been here. we will continue to be here. the people here before us are fighting for what we are fighting for now. i think the magic that people experience what they come t
you would think that asking somebody to respect our existence is my goodness, it s the bare minimum, right? we re talking about the bare minimum of the respect of a fellow human being. to me, that is what baffles me, when we talk about all the questions and details of everything. i am like, we really need to greet each other as human beings first. can we do that first? then we can dress up. beyond that, we can put anything us on that we want to. are you surprised by this? are things worse for you today than what they were three or four years ago? no, history is cyclical, and that s something that we need to understand first and foremost. these are not unprecedented times. our queer elders and founders have been struggling with the same things that we have been struggling with today. you think about marsha p.
and leaders for oppressed communities for a very long time. and that s always been true. and then, of course, once we roll around to stonewall, drag queens where the folks who started the resistance. it was marsha p. johnson, sylvia rivera, who threw those brakes, who told the police, no, we re not gonna put up with us anymore. and that has meant that drag queens are the leaders in this fight for queer justice for many, many decades. and they, you know, despite the fact that they are not one of the most embraced members of the lgbtq+ community, they are, in fact, the folks who have historically fought the hardest. you know, dayla, just like there are some movies that kids should see, music they maybe shouldn t hear, talk about the different kinds of drag, and
started the resistance. it was marsha p. johnson, sylvia rivera, who threw those brakes, who told the police, no, we re not gonna put up with us anymore. and that has meant that drag queens are the leaders in this fight for queer justice for many, many decades. and they, you know, despite the fact that they are not one of the most embraced members of the lgbtq+ community, they are, in fact, the folks who have historically fought the hardest. you know, dela, just like there are some movies that kids should see, music they maybe shouldn t hear, talk about the different kinds of drag, and your reaction to those who say it s all inappropriate for kids and families. oh, absolutely. you bring up a great point, which is that i mean, how much music and television content is something that not every age group should be looking at? we don t ban all of television or music. i mean, hopefully.