Air Force hosts drag queen ‘Diversity Day’ or homosexual Day
LOS ANGELES, – Jewels and the Brunchettes, a drag queen group of entertainers, were invited to perform at the Los Angeles Air Force Base on August 8 as part of a “ Diversity Day ” celebration, according to Fox News . Fox News’ Todd Starnes reported that three individuals dressed in drag were featured in a musical performance that sparked outrage among some military personnel, who called the performance “totally offensive and inappropriate.” Photographs of the event published by Fox show an individual wearing a giant wig performing to an almost non-existent audience sitting beneath the American flag. The Los Angeles Air Force Base’s Facebook page described the event as featuring “a remarkable guest speaker, live entertainment, educational booths, ethnic dishes, and much more.” The "educational booths" included an LGBT homosexual advocacy booth. The "remarkable guest speaker" was Brigadier General Tammy Smith , who became the first openly lesbian
