These days, even though most people can’t name a drag queen other than RuPaul, the world of drag queens and female impersonators has experienced increased exposure in popular culture, most notably due to RuPaul’s Drag Race, a show on MTV Logo (a network exclusively dedicated to LGBT-themed programming) now in it’s 4th season.
The same is not true for drag kings i.e. those who perform and play with masculinity, through clothing, acting, and singing. Even within LGBT spaces, drag kings are not as recognized as drag queens.
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