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<p></p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>{{Lacks References}}<br /> <br /> &#039;&#039;&#039;Drag artists&#039;&#039;&#039; are individuals who partake in the art form known as drag. Drag is often defined as an individual dressing up and performing, often in a highly stylized way that exaggerates gender (or rather the [[Gender Expression|gender expressions]] often associated with the [[Binary Genders|binary gender identities]]). Drag is often associated with [[crossdressing]], but this depends on the individual, and isn&#039;t always the case. Some of the more popular subsets of drag artistry include [[Drag Queen|drag queens]], who usually perform with an exaggerated presentation of [[femininity]], and [[Drag King|drag kings]], who usually perform with an exaggerated presentation of [[masculinity]].<br /> <br /> The term drag artist can be used as an [[umbrella term]] to describe anybody who partakes in drag. It may also be used as its own label. For example, if someone&#039;s drag exaggerates a combination of masculinity and femininity, or something else entirely, they may choose to use the term drag artist instead. One might also use this label simply because they feel more connected or comfortable with it. It all depends on the individual.<br /> <br /> Drag plays a role in [[queer culture]] and history, but anyone, regardless of orientation or gender identity, can be a drag artist.<br /> <br /> == See Also ==<br /> * [[Drag King|Drag Kings]], a subset of drag artists focused around masculinity.<br /> * [[Drag Queen|Drag Queens]], a subset of drag artists focused around femininity.</div>

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