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Jaywalking (2005)
A short exposé that ventures into the world of up-and-coming drag king star, Jay Walker. Guided by Jay, the video takes a look at the humor, freedom, and politics behind women dressing and performing as men. With appearances by other veteran and novice performers, the video paints a rich picture of an artistic and revolutionary movement.
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A short exposé that ventures into the world of up-and-coming drag king star, Jay Walker. Guided by Jay, the video takes a look at the humor, freedom, and politics behind women dressing and performing as men. With appearances by other veteran and novice performers, the video paints a rich picture of an artistic and revolutionary movement.
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