Middle Schoolers Encouraged to Dress in Drag for Pride Event

Middle schoolers at the Arts & Technology Academy in Eugene, Oregon, were reportedly encouraged to dress as drag queens, kings, or their favorite queer heroes in celebration of Pride Month, according to a memo obtained by Fox News.

“Wednesday was ‘Drag Day’ where students were told to ‘dress like a drag queen/king/monarch or dress up as a different gender,'” the Fox article stated, and Thursday was “Queer Hero Day.”

The final event was “Pride Flag Friday.”

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