Hi all,
as the person that sparked this conversation I thought I’d quickly discuss
this. In the current climate that I, a young queer person, am faced with I
feel the need to not only put first the customs of drag culture first but
also my personal safety. It is drag culture to have a drag name
I want chime in to answer above question.
This is not hidden information as it was shared freely on the previous show
poster. This is author link they shared in overtone a few months back.
https://www.instagram.com/velvet_vision/
Andy
On Thu, May 18, 2023 at 4:10 PM Rachel Marie Schachter <
Bring on the drag queens!! Anne Warner
- Sent from iPhone. Typed by thumb. Excuse misspellings!
> On May 18, 2023, at 4:04 PM, Michelle Barnes via Lincoln
> wrote:
>
>
> Dear Claire and LincolntTalk,
>
> Someone privately, and respectfully, engaged with me about my below post and
> made
Thanks for pointing that out. Obviously it doesn’t make me unconcerned for
the reasons I mentioned, but it’s useful to know that there’s something on
the books about it.
Rachel
On Thu, May 18, 2023 at 6:48 PM Rich Rosenbaum wrote:
> Regarding anonymity in Town Meeting:
>
> I could not find
Regarding anonymity in Town Meeting:
I could not find relevant law, but in the Massachusetts "Citizen’s Guide to
Town Meetings" it states:
If you wish to speak, stand up and wait for the moderator to acknowledge
> you. When the moderator acknowledges you, state your name, your precinct if
> you
I love this response, *and* I think it's important to protect the anonymity
of folks who might be in positions of marginalization or vulnerability in
our public conversations generally. I've been thinking about this a lot re:
asking for folks to identify themselves in open public forums, meetings,
Dear Claire and LincolntTalk,
Someone privately, and respectfully, engaged with me about my below post and
made me realize that in essence I may have been overprotective of the 16 year
old and/or may have assumed the worst about Claire’s intent with her post. As a
result, I want to formally
I agree and am curious why someone needs Velvet’s ‘real’ name???
Best,
Judy
> On May 18, 2023, at 1:36 PM, Elizabeth Butler Everitt
> wrote:
>
> Many performers use stage names. Although I don’t know much about drag
> culture, I don’t think it is common for drag performers to share
Agree; we have no right to know this. Feel it is even more egregious— if that
is possible — since the entertainer told us they are 16 years of age. If I were
them, I would not feel safe in the current political climate telling the public
my name on a list serve, even as an adult. IMHO, we
Many performers use stage names. Although I don’t know much about drag
culture, I don’t think it is common for drag performers to share names that
they might use elsewhere.
Let’s also please remember in any responses that this is a 16-year-old
member of our community.
Thanks,
Liz
On Thu,
Not a fair request IMHO. It is common for entertainers to have pseudonyms.CRSent from my iPhoneOn May 18, 2023, at 4:03 PM, Claire Mount wrote:who is velvet seems good to know the real name of an entertainer claire mountOn Wed, May 17, 2023 at 9:48 PM Velvet Vision
who is velvet seems good to know the real name of an entertainer claire
mount
On Wed, May 17, 2023 at 9:48 PM Velvet Vision
wrote:
> Hi there, It's Velvet!
>
> For those who don’t know me, I’m Velvet Vision and I’m a 16 year old
> Lincoln resident and drag queen. This past December I did an
Hi there, It's Velvet!
For those who don’t know me, I’m Velvet Vision and I’m a 16 year old
Lincoln resident and drag queen. This past December I did an all ages drag
holiday drag show and it was a huge success. I received such great feedback
so I am so excited to say I am putting on another
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