Boston Public Library to host 19 ‘Drag Queen Story Hours’ for children this June
The Boston Public Library is set to host 19 'Drag Queen Story Hours' for children this June, coinciding with Pride Month. These events aim to promote gender diversity and self-acceptance through storytelling and crafts. Critics argue that such initiatives represent a shift in libraries' roles towards political activism rather than solely promoting literacy.
- ▪The library will offer bilingual story hours in Spanish alongside the Drag Queen Story Hours.
- ▪Other events include a Pride-themed story time and a kids' concert focusing on inclusivity and LGBTQ pride.
- ▪Libraries in various states have also organized similar events during June to promote the LGBT agenda.
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News Boston Public Library to host 19 ‘Drag Queen Story Hours’ for children this June Boston Public Library is focusing its efforts this June on promoting the disturbing Drag Queen Story Hours, with at least 19 events planned so far. Shutterstock MattLamb 0 Matt Lamb Comments 0 Fri May 29, 2026 - 9:16 am EDT (LifeSiteNews) — Taxpayers are supporting at least 19 different “Drag Queen Story Hours” in June at the Boston Public Library, according to an analysis by National Review. June is considered “pride” month among the LGBT lobby. During the story hours, men cross dress and read books to little kids with the express goal of normalizing the idea of men pretending to be women, and vice versa.
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