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The hotly anticipated first local season of the hit drag queen competition is missing the mark when it comes to race and representation.
Apparently it wasn't about having a family resemblance at all.
G’day, g’day, g’day! Welcome to another RuPaul’s Drag Race Down Under recap, where I go over all the scandals, drama and kaflamba from the brand new Stan Original series. Last week was… a lot to handle… but thankfully this week was actually one of the best episodes of Drag Race I’ve seen in a long time! Let’s get cracking. So, where did we leave off. Ah, yes, a jar of piss and a blackface scandal. And there really isn’t any better way to put that. It’s just quite literally where we left off.
Giving Scarlet Adams A Safe Space To Apologise For Racism Comes At The Expense Of Blak Queers The absence of accountability or consequence shows us that we matter less in this space than white queer people do. We missed you too. Sign up to our newsletter, and follow us on Instagram and Twitter, so you always know where to find us. “Has anyone ever done anything in drag they regret?” asked Melbourne drag queen Art Simone in the latest episode of RuPaul’s Drag Race Down Under. The answer should be something light-hearted, like how Electra Shock responds with “My first three runways” ...
Drag Race Down Under queen Scarlet Adams got called out by RuPaul on the main stage this week over her history performing in blackface. But what was done?