The University of San Diego, a private Catholic institution, is set to host its third annual pro-homosexual drag show.
The event, scheduled for Thursday, is called: “PRIDE’s Celebration of Gender Expression: Supreme Drag Superstar III.”
TFP Student Action, a conservative student Catholic advocacy group, has launched a petition against the event, saying “students will be exposed to behavior that not only undermines Catholic morality, but deliberately attacks the God-made distinction between male and female.”
This is what a Catholic student who witnessed last year’s “drag show” at the University of San Diego had to say:
“The event felt more like an underhanded attempt at indoctrination than anything else. This feeling was furthered by the banning of video, photography, and audio recording, which came across as a desire for secrecy.”
“Even worse, the hosts of the event sought to encourage the performers as well as the audience, referring to them as ‘revolutionaries,’ to take a more active role in making DRAG, homosexuality, and transgender identity an acceptable part of the campus.”
“Some of the suggestions, which resulted were gender neutral bathrooms, an increase in DRAG related events, and gay pride parades.”
“The event was less about acceptance and more about an open rebellion against Catholic values. Make no mistake, this event fostered sinful behaviors and set the stage for more in the future.”
Learn more about the petition.
Read about last year’s drag show.
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