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ARTICLES RELATED TO Drag queen - Terminology | | | |  Drag queen - Terminology: Encyclopedia II - Drag queen - TerminologyThe term drag queen originates in Polari, the language of gay men in England in the early part of the last century. Drag meant "clothes", and was also theatre slang for a woman's costume worn by a male actor. A queen is an effeminate gay man.
Another term for drag queen, female impersonator, is still used though it is often regarded as inaccurate as many contemporary drag performers are not attempting to pass as women. Female impersonation, under that name, used to be illegal in many places, which inspired ...
See also:Drag queen, Drag queen - Terminology, Drag queen - Drag and transvestism, Drag queen - Drag Shows and Venues, Drag queen - Genres, Drag queen - Opinions Read more here: » Drag queen: Encyclopedia II - Drag queen - Terminology |
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| | | | Drag queen - Terminology: Encyclopedia II - Drag queen - Terminology The term drag queen originates in Polari, the language of gay men in England in the early part of the last century. Drag meant "clothes", and was also theatre slang for a woman's costume worn by a male actor. A queen is an effeminate gay man.
Another term for drag queen, female impersonator, is common in some areas, but considered dated in others. Drag queens are generally not literally "female impersonators" in that they do not attempt to pass as women. Female impersonation, under that name, used to be ill ...
See also:Drag queen, Drag queen - Genres, Drag queen - Drag Shows and Venues, Drag queen - Terminology, Drag queen - Drag and transgender, Drag queen - Opinions Read more here: » Drag queen: Encyclopedia II - Drag queen - Terminology |
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| | | | Drag queen - Terminology: Encyclopedia II - Drag queen - Drag and transgender Most drag queens perform for fulfillment as a hobby, a profession, or an art form; as a way to be in the spotlight; or as a road to local or wider fame.
Drag queens are sometimes called transvestites, however, transvestism is a word with many different meanings, most of which do not apply to or include drag queens. Drag queens do not do drag for reasons of sexual pleasure, and are also not transvestic fetishists, people who have a sexual fetish for the clothing of another gender role. Furthermore, most people who are called or self-identify as transvestites are heterosexual men, ...
See also:Drag queen, Drag queen - Genres, Drag queen - Drag Shows and Venues, Drag queen - Terminology, Drag queen - Drag and transgender, Drag queen - Opinions Read more here: » Drag queen: Encyclopedia II - Drag queen - Drag and transgender |
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