Coming after children isn’t evil enough. They have to come explicitly after children with autism, who are even more vulnerable. They don’t feel the need to hide it:

DRAG STORY HOUR FOR NEURODIVERSE KIDS

by Line Up The Books & Drag Queen Story Hour NYC

Storytime with local drag performers, adapted to be more accessible to kids with autism and other disabilities.

Drag Story Hour is just what it sounds like—drag artists reading stories to children in libraries, schools, and bookstores. DSH NYC captures the imagination and play of the gender fluidity of childhood and gives kids glamorous, positive, and unabashedly queer role models.

An organizer describes the focus on autistic children at Line Up the Books:

Drag Queen Story Hour (DQSH) is exactly as awesome as it sounds: fabulous drag queens reading picture books to children. …

But in its first year in my city, I didn’t take my own kids to a single event. I knew my young twin boys, who both have autism, would be overwhelmed by the huge crowds, have difficulty meeting other people’s behavioral expectations, and wouldn’t connect with many of the books.

When I reached out to DQSH about my concerns, they set to work on collaborating with me and the NYPL on how to curate events that work for children with special needs like autism.

The participation of the New York Public Library confirms that taxpayers are forced to subsidize the grooming of vulnerable special needs children. It isn’t just a handful of perverts doing this; the entire liberal establishment is responsible.

On a tip from Barry A.