One day, Tania’s therapist told her: You should start doing Drag as a way of dealing with your trauma. Tania is a social worker and a red cross volunteer in conflict regions. In this second episode of Drag stories, you hear more about queer history in Argentina, communal healing and what it’s like to be a Drag Queen as well as a single dad.

Drag Queen Tania Trash uses she/her pronouns, out of Drag Pablo goes by he/him. Check out their Instagram @soytaniatrash & @pablitofracchia

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Sources:

https://en.mercopress.com/2011/10/07/half-a-million-families-live-in-buenos-aires-slums-and-keep-expanding-vertically-and-horizontally

https://www.boredpanda.com/single-gay-dad-little-girl-adopted/

https://archivotrans.ar/

Halberstam, Jack (2005): In A Queer Time And Place. Transgender Bodies, Subcultural Lives. New York University Press: New York, S. 1-22.

The White Helmets (2016) on Netflix