[ SECRET POST #3154 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3154 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

NAYRT-- well, this is an assumption, but presumably at least some of the drag queens who were present then are either still alive, or lived long enough to see more of a demarcation line between trans and drag communities. And those who died while those lines were still being drawn presumably had friends and acquaintances who would know them well enough to say they might have been what today would be considered trans.

Also, I think some of the criticism is valid in that the film apparently focuses on the experience of fictional cis white queer men, rather than the actual people, including trans WOC, cis queer men, lesbians, and drag queens that were actually there. It's weird and I can't think of any reason to tell the story that way that doesn't boil down to a marketing ploy.