Sara Haines: All are welcome at a drag show

“The‌ View” Co-Host Sara Haines Celebrates the Inclusivity of Drag Shows

During a recent episode of “The View,” co-host Sara Haines engaged in a lively conversation with drag queen RuPaul Charles ⁢about the controversy surrounding drag performances in certain states. Haines passionately expressed her belief that “everyone belongs at⁤ a drag show,” emphasizing the importance of inclusivity and community.

Haines ‍brought up the legislation in states like Tennessee that prohibits adult cabaret male or female⁣ impersonators from performing explicit acts in public. However, she ⁤pointed out that these performances can still take place in age-restricted ⁢venues, suggesting that the bans are not truly about protecting children.

Expressing her admiration for the drag​ community, Haines stated, “This is all happening ⁢while simultaneously we’re watching some places in this country ban‌ drag‌ shows. Now‍ I want to know ​your thoughts because to me one⁤ of the things that appeals about⁤ a drag show and⁢ often the community is this is a community that took time to find clarity.”

Haines continued, “To see themselves, to be authentic when it wasn’t one of the actors on the stage. They had to pave ​their own way. So, I have always found that everyone belongs at a drag show.”

Turning the question to RuPaul, Haines asked for his thoughts. RuPaul responded with his iconic statement, “You’re born naked ‍and ‍the rest is drag.”

RuPaul, the host of “RuPaul’s Drag Race,” chimed in,⁣ “Everybody is playing a role, everyone one.‍ You know it. When you‌ get out of the shower you put on ‌your in drag, right?”

RuPaul further explained, “So here’s the thing, art doesn’t‍ have to explain itself. Drag is art.‌ Drag pokes fun at that stage play. It’s​ there to remind you not to take yourself too seriously…And the people who want‌ to go ​up against all that are afraid of our light…That is the anecdote to all of this negativity.”

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Co-host Joy Behar chimed in, suggesting that those who want to ban drag shows ‌are simply jealous of the joy and fun that the drag community exudes. Whoopi Goldberg, another co-host, added a humorous remark,⁢ stating, “You can ban the drag shows ⁣but you aren’t coming to my house and turning the TV off now are you?”

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What‌ are ⁢the underlying motives behind these ⁣bans on drag shows, according to Sara Haines?

In a recent episode of ⁢the popular talk show “The View,” co-host Sara ⁢Haines expressed her support for the inclusivity of drag​ shows. Engaging in a lively‌ conversation with renowned drag​ queen RuPaul Charles,‍ Haines passionately discussed ⁢the controversy surrounding drag⁤ performances in certain ‍states, pointing out the ⁤importance of inclusivity and community.

The conversation revolved around the legislation ⁣in states like Tennessee that prohibit ​adult cabaret male⁤ or female impersonators from performing explicit⁣ acts in public. However, Haines highlighted that‌ these performances ​are still allowed in age-restricted venues. This led her​ to ⁤question ⁤the true motives behind these bans, suggesting⁢ that they may not ​be genuinely rooted‍ in the protection of⁤ children.

During her discussion with RuPaul, Haines conveyed her admiration for the drag ⁤community, stating,​ “This⁣ is all happening while simultaneously⁢ we’re watching some places in⁣ this country ban drag ⁣shows. Now, I want to know ‌your ​thoughts⁤ because to me, one of the things that appeals about⁣ a drag show and often‌ the community is this is a community that took time to find clarity.”

Haines’s belief ⁢in the inclusivity of ⁤drag shows resonated with viewers, as ⁢evidenced by the tweet shared by ⁢Nicholas Fondacaro, which featured a clip of the ​conversation. In the tweet, Haines’s ⁣assertion that “everyone belongs at a drag show” ‌was highlighted.

By ‍advocating inclusivity, Haines​ brings attention to the underlying message behind⁣ drag shows -​ the celebration of self-expression and individuality. Drag shows provide a‍ platform for performers to showcase their artistry and ⁣creativity while challenging traditional gender norms⁢ and societal expectations. They create a ‍safe space ⁣for individuals to embrace their ‌authenticity and​ find a‌ sense of belonging.

In embracing drag shows ⁢as an inclusive space, Haines acknowledges the power of community and the importance of⁤ acceptance. Drag shows have consistently demonstrated their ability to bring ⁣people together, regardless of⁤ their gender identity, sexual⁢ orientation, or background. This sense of unity and acceptance fosters an environment where everyone feels welcome and celebrated.

Haines’s advocacy ​for the inclusivity of drag shows serves as a reminder of‌ the ongoing fight for equality and acceptance. By highlighting the importance of embracing diversity and‌ celebrating individuality, she encourages conversations and actions that promote⁤ inclusivity‍ in all aspects of society.

In conclusion,⁣ co-host Sara Haines’s recent conversation on “The View” with drag queen RuPaul Charles showcased her passionate belief in the inclusivity of drag shows.⁣ By challenging ⁤the bans on drag performances in certain states and emphasizing ‌the importance of community and acceptance, ⁤Haines⁤ brought attention‍ to the enduring ⁤message behind drag shows -⁣ that everyone, regardless of who they are, deserves to be celebrated and embraced. Her words serve as a reminder of the ongoing fight for ‌equality and ⁢inclusivity, inspiring individuals to create spaces that welcome and celebrate diversity.



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