Blair St Clair: Drag Is Not A Crime

I do declare! It’s been five years since Blair St. Clair first hit our TV screens on the 10th season of RuPaul’s Drag Race. Don’t let that babyface or their youthful optimism fool you, they’re all grown up. They’ve released a string of hits, including a Billboard charting album, and they debuted their new one-person show, Legally Blair, in NYC this year. First introduced to the world as a Classic Hollywood starlet, both their look and voice have evolved to reflect newfound confidence, the cultivation of their mental health, and their acceptance and celebration of their sexuality. Blair 2.0 is on fire, and in the face of the current political attacks on the drag and trans community, they have a lot to say … and sing. Blair St. Clair is our cover interview, available on newsstands around the nation or at Metrosource.com

On this episode of Metrosource Minis, we talk to Blair about growing up in Indiana, first exposure to the LGBTQ and drag communities, coming out, musical theatre, masculine and feminine expectations, the person beyond the makeup, celebrating sexuality, body image and eating disorders, surviving the pandemic, surviving rape, the obligations of influencers, fighting back against the attacks on our community, and more! Don’t think we left anything out…lol…with host Alexander Rodriguez.