Desfile de leyendas: Un siglo de historia queer a través de Rupaul's Drag Race

The book highlights its significance, but I wonder what the author sees as its most impactful moment in queer history. Did the author expect it to become such a phenomenon?

Learning about the struggles and triumphs over the last century really put things into perspective. I’m curious if others felt more empowered or informed after reading this.

Given the vast scope of queer history, I wonder what guided the selection process. Were there stories that didn’t make it in but still resonated strongly?