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's most popular drag queen
s. He is also a writer, actor and director.
A radical feminist intellectual, Miss Shangay Lily became a pioneer Queer
activist and social agitator in Spain's incipient gay rights movement, combining entertainment and politics in a unique Tea Dance
that swiftly became the toast of Madrid
's then-blooming gay liberation
movement. He soon cemented his credentials as a unique LGBT
activist by creating Spain's first free gay magazine, Shangay Express, a mixture of humor and politics.
He immediately became visible on television with his witty statements and some unprecedented and infamous appearances in A-list events.
This pioneer of sexology [Krafft-Ebing] even came to question whether homosexuality might be innate (and people began to forgive us for living, as if it would matter to anyone if being an Atlético de Madrid fan was innate or not.)
I suppose not many people dress up with insults to go out. We, the homosexuals, have no other choice. Insults are for us almost an epistemological variable: we have learned to know our fellow beings -for, as much as it surprises us, they are our fellow beings- through their insults, and they, on the other hand, have learned to know us in spite of the exhausting job -a hard duty impossed by society- of insulting us.
Bourgays are the doom of queer revolution.