Dallas church features pastor in drag encouraging killing Trump supporters

A drag show hosted at a Dallas church sparked backlash after it featured a performer with a history of making threatening “jokes.”

With all of the violence thrown at President Donald Trump during his race for a second term, threats against him and his supporters aren’t likely to be taken well. This is a lesson that is being learned by the Cathedral of Hope in Dallas, who hosted an event called “Celebrating the Art of Drag.” This was marketed as an “act of defiance and in response to the numerous bills introduced into the Texas Legislature attacking drag performers and transgender people.”

While hosting such a gathering in a Texas church is already cause for raised eyebrows, this particular drag show featured Rev. Brooke Dooley who also goes by “Drag King” Brock Bottom.

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The Texas Family Project posted a video on X that shows “Brock Bottom” joking about sacrificing Trump supporters.

“If any of y’all voted for Trump, please don’t tell us. Or do and… do y’all sacrifice? Could we start?”

Later he asked if an audience member had “voted for Trump,” following up by saying “Okay, ’cause I will kill [the audience member].”

According to the church’s website, they are big fans of drag events.

“We understand that gender and gender identity has been highlighted in recent weeks. We understand that there is a difference between drag as an art form and transgender as an identity. However, these are often conflated and politicized, often determined as ‘sin’ by some in Christianity. Our aim is to lift up these communities as a part of the LGBTQ+ community and their impact on our movement,” the site reads.

Drag as an art form and method of self-expression has been around for centuries. The term was coined during the era of Shakespeare when men would dress up to play women’s roles in the theater,” it continues. “Drag is the primary queer performance form – it is of the queer community, by the queer community and for the queer community. However, because of its emphasis on self-worth, self-expression, social commentary, and community care there has always been a large audience for drag both inside the gay community and outside the queer community.”

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