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Lipstick and Leather (2020)
In a buttoned-up city like DC, what happens when drag queens go rogue? Lipstick And Leather explores the “alt-drag” community in the nation’s capital, and how these performers are spreading their influence across the east coast.
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In a buttoned-up city like DC, what happens when drag queens go rogue? Lipstick And Leather explores the “alt-drag” community in the nation’s capital, and how these performers are spreading their influence across the east coast.
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