Brooklyn Public Library Brings in Drag Queens to Read to Children

Corruption of children is no accident in a culture dominated by progressives; it is a deliberate objective, high on the agenda. This endeavor is enthusiastically celebrated at bastions of the liberal elite like Smithsonian Magazine:

Where can you find feathers, fake eyelashes, and fiction for kids? If you’re stumped, you must not live in Brooklyn. The city’s public library is now ground zero for an unlikely story hour, the Associated Press reports: one hosted by drag queens.

“Drag Queen Story Hour,” as it’s called, has been happening at the Brooklyn Public Library since last fall. As its name indicates, it brings in drag queens to read stories to kids. Performers like Ona Louise, Cholula Lemon and Lil [Miss] Hot Mess come to the library to read classic stories that show the things kids and drag queens have in common—like a love of drama, sass and sparkle.

“Drag Queen Story Hour captures the imagination and play of the gender fluidity in childhood and gives kids glamorous, positive, and unabashedly queer role models,” the library writes on its website.

The supposed “gender fluidity in childhood” is mainly implanted by liberal social engineers and likeminded parents wanting to show off a transsexual trophy child.

In case you are wondering about the selection of material:

There’s even a drag-queen version of “Wheels on the Bus” in which Lil Miss Hot Mess sings of hips that go “swish, swish, swish” and heels that go “higher, higher, higher.”

“Drag queens and children don’t usually get together, which I think is a shame and one of the benefits of a program like this,” Lil Miss Hot Mess said while putting on an outfit that included a silver sequin dress with rainbows, blue and silver glitter eyeshadow and an enormous wig of curly blond hair.

In related news, there is a new documentary on the asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs. Scientists say that if it had hit a few minutes earlier or later, the dinosaurs might have survived, because the impact would have been into deep ocean instead of a shallow sea. As it was, massive amounts of sulfur and gypsum were thrown into the air, creating the environmental situation that wiped out the dinosaurs.

That’s about what it would take to put things right at this point.

On a tip from Rude.