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Why Winnipeg’s Drag Artist in Residence is About More Than Drag

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Drag has surged in popularity thanks to global platforms like RuPaul’s Drag Race, while Winnipeg’s intimate yet incredibly diverse drag scene proves that connection and community, are what truly define the art form. 🌈✨ Anishinaabe performer Waaseyaa Haze was named Rainbow Resource Centre’s Drag Artist in Residence, highlighting the power of inclusive support, Indigenous representation, and investing in artists so they can truly thrive. 🪶🔥

– Photo by: Angelle Holmes​.

Why Winnipeg’s Drag Artist in Residence is About More Than Drag

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