International Drag Day is celebrated on July 16 every year. It is a day to celebrate and honor the art of drag and the drag culture. This day was created to recognize and appreciate the drag queens, drag kings, and all members of the LGBTQ+ community who have made a significant contribution to the drag community. International Drag Day is a day to celebrate the diversity and acceptance of all genders and sexualities. It is a day to celebrate the strength and courage of the drag community and to recognize the importance of their work in the fight for equality and acceptance.
![Join us next week for this month's Queer Literary Society session!
This upcoming Friday, September 29, we'll meet at noon in our library to connect over September's Book of the Month: "Chicana Lesbians: The Girls Our Mothers Warned Us About," edited by Carla Trujillo. As always, we'll have coffee, tea, snacks, and a lovely discussion led by Courtney, our MSW Intern!
The event is free, with no sign-up or registration needed; all are welcome! Feel free to bring a friend, a partner, a roommate, a reading buddy, or whoever you'd like!
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