Daytime 'child-friendly' drag event at Dallas gay bar attracts protest

On Saturday, June 4 people gathered outside the Mr. Misster bar in Dallas, Texas to protest the venue’s event allowing children inside to dance with drag queens. Counter-protesters also showed up to confront the protesters.

Mr. Misster bar, a gay bar located in Downtown Dallas, gathered controversy after announcing that they would host an event that would allow young children to dance with drag-queens. Videos obtained inside the venue showed sexually explicit dancing of drag queens as minors watched and were encouraged by parents to throw money.

As comedian and commentator Alex Stein was attempting to enter the venue, he was denied access by the employees of the bar. While interacting with them, the counter-protesters repeatedly attempted to grab his cellphone and cover his cellphone camera. One counter-protester attempted to strike him with a flag.

Rebel News spoke with Tayler Hansen, who described the actions of both the parents and people inside the venue as “disgusting.” 

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