"How can I do that if we aren’t allowed to be ourselves, especially at a predominantly queer concert? We deserve to have a safe space to be ourselves while we navigate the evil that is threatening our own existence.”ĭespite the alleged threat, Kiyoko shares in her post that the two local drag performers she invited, LiberTea and Ivy St James, were not afraid. “ I find pride in making sure my concerts are safe places for ALL," she wrote. In her Instagram post, Kiyoko mentioned her concerns regarding the safety and freedom of expression of the LGBTQ+ community. More from NextShark: Man shot, robbed of Rolex in LA's Koreatown may be a Korean prince The restraining order on the bill is expected to expire on May 26. The newly passed bill, which is being referred to by many as an “anti-drag law,” was supposed to take effect on April 1, but a federal judge temporarily blocked it hours before it was set to go into effect.
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