The Informer

16 Jan 2020

Drag queen storytime ends in protest, tragedy

Families, Government & Organisations, LGBTIQ, Local, National

Last Sunday’s Drag Queen Storytime at a Brisbane Library was going well until a group of protesters stormed into the room, protesting that “drag queens are not for kids”.

Eventually the protesters left. But less than a day later, a protest organiser had taken his own life. We speak with Holly Zwalf from Rainbow Families Queensland about the sad situation.

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