Drag Kids

This is a wonderful show that proves that, with an open and understand family, children can express who they are. This has nothing to do with sexuality, this is about identity. Some of the comments online about this show has made me feel very angry. There seems to be a "Christian" minority that are attacking these children and their families because of biblical scripture. Maybe these same "Christians" should read their bible more closely and look for all the parts about love and forgiveness rather than the TINY amount regarding homosexuality (remember, this documentary is NOT about sexuality). It doesn't matter if you agree or not, these children do not need your blessing, they merely need your understanding.

I wish all the families an amazing life and I hope they can inspire more families to listen to their children. <3

Brilliant look into the life of 4 kids who have the passion the power and the feel for living in the persona of another .My child is one them and I'm not biased I really enjoyed the doc well filmed and well edited and you know what these 4 kids are our future we need to look after them

This was a great documentary. The kids were young and talented and knew what they wanted in their lives!

Someone hit the nail on the head when they said this is about identity not sexuality. This could've been done with adults instead of children and still get the same message across. Why are we so narrow-minded? Because this isn't about little league baseball? It's a celebration of life, individuals, and freedom of choices. It's also a matter of taste. Kids change their minds a lot so they might not be interested in this when they're older. But if they are, more power to 'em!

You might think I'm a liberal Democrat. Nope, I'm actually a MAGA Republican. And how about a sequel to this great doc? I'd love to see what the kids are up to today!

If you don't learn to dance in the rain you're just gonna get wet and miserable! How can this not bring joy to you? Children happy doing what they love to do! I'm filled with joy that these kids won't grow up with issues or problems because they've at least been listened to when young. The youngsters have so much to give and are our future. I'd always opt for bright and cheerful and glitter over sadness and misery. I'm proud of all my kids. ALL OF THEM! We celebrate their differences because that's what life is all about. Respect and celebrate differences in people - we are all as individual as our fingerprints suggest. And those nay-sayers talking about sexuality - ONLY YOU BROUGHT THAT INTO THIS ISSUE - I would strongly suggest you sort out your own dirty-minded closet first!