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8:02Now PlayingKeith Edwards discusses how, during Trump’s first gala appearance at the Kennedy Center on June 11, drag queens showed up as a form of protest—garbed in full, they were met with enthusiastic applause and some boos—highlighting cultural tension amid Trump’s vow to eliminate drag shows from the venue. He also touches on how Trump shrugged off the backlash—boos from the audience and boycotts from performers—as he continues reshaping the Center’s programming in line with his political vision.
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