Finding hope at Drag University
Briefly

Chloe Montgomery joined Drag University, a program supporting Black and Latino Texans in drag culture. It provided skills in performance and personal navigation of anti-LGBTQ+ sentiments. Montgomery's journey to self-acceptance included working through fears of expressing her transgender identity while facing legislation targeting transgender individuals. The supportive environment at Drag University empowered participants like her, encouraging them to confront anxieties and showcase their identities through performance during a challenging political climate in Texas.
Chloe Montgomery participated in Drag University, a program for Black and Latino Texans, emphasizing navigating life amid rising anti-trans sentiments in Texas.
Montgomery faced fears about her appearance and identity, exploring her gender expression and community participation during a weekend of drag performance.
Despite fears of new legislation affecting trans rights, the community comes together to support each other and push back against anti-LGBTQ+ sentiments in Texas.
The environment at Drag University encouraged personal expression, enabling participants like Montgomery to confront their fears and embrace their identities through drag performance.
Read at The Washington Post
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