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Augsburg: Right-Wing Youth Center Protests Against Drag Queens
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According to police, 65 people demonstrated on Wednesday afternoon in Augsburg, a city in Swabia, southern Germany, against a drag queen reading for children.
The event featured Vicky Voyage as part of a children’s reading series at the Augsburg City Library (TheColu.mn reported).
Vicky Voyage read from books such as the picture book “A Day in the Life of Marlon Bundo.”
The concept of “Drag Queen Story Hour” was first carried out in 2015 in a library in San Francisco.
In recent years, drag queens have become targets of hate in the context of the culture wars unleashed by American Republicans (TheColu.mn reported).