In this weekly roundtable talk series, former contestants of RuPaul's Drag Race discuss family.

In this weekly roundtable talk series, former contestants of RuPaul's Drag Race discuss dating.

In this weekly roundtable talk series, former contestants of RuPaul's Drag Race discuss career.

In this weekly roundtable talk series, former contestants of RuPaul's Drag Race discuss news and media.

In this weekly roundtable talk series, former contestants of RuPaul's Drag Race discuss politics.

In this weekly roundtable talk series, former contestants of RuPaul's Drag Race discuss travel.

In this episode Peppermint, Carmen, Kylie and Jiggly talk about pageantry, drag and everything in between. they call attention to the transphobia that's still present in these spaces, and examine how trans representation in the media has changed over time.

For this week's episode the conversation is about the difference between birth and chosen family, and the ladies share how they re-established their relationships after transitioning. They also address misconceptions about de-transitioning and transitioning at a younger age.

The ladies put it all on the table and focus on the inclusion of trans people in traditionally gendered spaces, such as sports and the military. They share their opinions about the recent laws targeting young trans athletes, and how America overall treats the trans community.

The group sits around and chats about the pros and cons of social media as well as cancel culture versus people being held accountable. They also touch on how social media has helped sex workers go digital and make it safter for them as well as allowing sex workers to control their own narrative.

ليس لدينا نظرة عامة مترجمة باللغة الإنجليزية. ساعدنا في توسيع قاعدة البيانات الخاصة بنا عن طريق إضافة واحدة.

The topic at hand is about the ways they all engage in activism by showing up and using their voices. They also get into trans history discussing various trans activists who have helped pave the way for trans rights as well as the transphobia they’ve experienced in the workplace.