LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: In a bold and unexpected move, renowned drag queen Katya Zamolodchikova, popularly known as Katya, has ignited a wave of support from the Internet after expressing her solidarity with Palestine in a series of tweets.
The drag queen, known for her quick wit and unapologetic attitude, took to Twitter to share a Thanksgiving message that went beyond the usual holiday sentiments.
What was Katya Zamolodchikova's tweet about?
Katya's tweet read, "This Thanksgiving my sincere wish is for every American citizen to know that when 'they' nuke us, not only will we have deserved it; not only will we have had it coming, but that call will have come from deep inside the house."
In another tweet, Katya said, "FREE PALESTINE," followed by a third tweet in which she questioned her understanding of the complexities surrounding the Israel-Palestine conflict.
She added, "And to those ignorant fools who have the nerve to tell me I would be decapitated in a heartbeat in Gaza: what about Glasgow? What about Moscow? What about Medford, Malden or Marlborough Massachusetts? As a gay person who can’t pass, as a cross-dresser, as a sissy—they have, they do and they will kill us anywhere. Bitch."
The drag queen's unfiltered and direct approach sparked a conversation about the challenges faced by the LGBTQ+ community worldwide, extending beyond the geopolitical context of the Middle East.
While some may find Katya's statements controversial, they have undeniably prompted an important discussions on the intersectionality of human rights issues and the LGBTQ+ experience.
Netizens back Katya Zamolodchikova's 'Free Palestine' stance
The provocative statement quickly caught the attention of social media users, sparking both support and debate.
A user tweeted, "WE LOVE U KATYA."
Another added, "Idk who she is but she spilled so hard."
A third added, "Pop off sis."
"I will say it; Katya is the best queen to come out of the entire drag race franchise. And that's on period!" read a tweet.
"We stand with Katya and Palestine," stated a user. "MOTHER MOTHER MOTHER," gushed a user.
