NYC Bar Owner Responds to Racism Controversy That Made Drag Queen Publicly Quit

Amid the hugely eccentric festival of the New York release of the current year's RuPaul's Drag Con, the city was given a freezing update that even consideration lecturing bunches like the LGBTQ people group are as yet inclined to the lethal inescapability of prejudice.

Subsequent to being demonstrated a progression of instant messages requesting a blurb for a gathering at The Monster Bar in NYC's Greenwich Village to be changed because of stress that it seemed as though they were advancing a "dark" night, drag ruler Honey Davenport, who had a week after week gig at the bar, freely got out the space's administration.

"I can't be a piece of this any longer," said Davenport while in front of an audience at The Monster amid her standard Saturday night appear. "On the off chance that you don't need my kin at the gathering, I won't be here."

In spite of the fact that the director who sent the writings, Italo Lopez, has since surrendered, the bar's proprietor is presently giving his side of the story.