Drag: Gender Performance, Identity, Culture, and Expression
Drag is a theatrical art form using clothing, makeup, movement, humor, and character to exaggerate, explore, or challenge ideas about gender.
Drag is a theatrical art form using clothing, makeup, movement, humor, and character to exaggerate, explore, or challenge ideas about gender.
Gender non-conforming describes a person or expression that does not follow traditional social expectations of masculinity or femininity.
Androgynous describes an appearance, style, voice, or expression that combines or does not fit conventional masculine and feminine qualities.
LGBTQIA+ is an inclusive acronym representing diverse sexual orientations, gender identities, sex characteristics, and related communities.
Manliness refers to qualities, character, behavior, or maturity traditionally associated with being a man, though its meaning varies across cultures.
Womanliness refers to qualities, maturity, appearance, or behavior culturally associated with being an adult woman.
Masculinity refers to qualities, behaviors, roles, and styles culturally associated with men or boys, though people of any gender may express it.
Feminine describes qualities, appearance, or behavior culturally associated with women or girls and may be expressed by people of any gender.
Childhood is the period of life before adulthood, involving physical growth, learning, play, relationships, identity development, and the gradual transition toward adolescence.
Adulthood is the stage of life in which a person is considered an adult, involving legal status, maturity, responsibility, independence, and continued personal development.