Discovery+ is set to debut a new docuseries, “Generation Drag,” in June that will follow around five teenage drag queens as they discover their identities while being gawked at on stage by predators.
The show, produced by Tyra Banks, will run six episodes and is designed to groom children into this twisted and perverted lifestyle.
“I have such admiration and respect for these teens. They are bravely navigating coming into their own in a world that can be very challenging and not always accepting. What is so beautiful is seeing their parents and siblings supporting them,” Banks said in a news release.
A trailer for the docuseries can be seen here:
Big League Politics has reported on the pedo push to mainstream child sexuality through the entertainment industry:
The Humans Rights Council describes the Transgender Day of Visibility as follows:
Transgender people come from all walks of life. We are your coworkers, family and neighbors. We are 7-year-old children and we are 70-year-old grandparents. We are a diverse community representing all racial and ethnic backgrounds, as well as faith backgrounds.
International Transgender Day of Visibility is honored every year on March 31 and is a time to celebrate transgender people around the globe and the courage it takes to live openly and authentically, while also raising awareness around the discrimination trans people still face.
Nickelodeon made the following post on various social media accounts encouraging transgenderism for kids during this yearly celebration of gender-bending insanity:
Nickelodeon is promoting a lifestyle to children that has been shown to lead to increased rates of suicide, drug use, sexual degeneracy and severe mental disorders. However, the corporation has a long history of putting the safety and purity of children in severe jeopardy.
Dan Schneider was employed by Nickelodeon as a producer for decades, being given intimate access to a who’s who of child stars. He has been accused of various sexual improprieties with the actors in the various programs that he oversaw. He took $7 million to part ways with Nickelodeon in 2018.”