Legendary

The New York City Drag March, the annual nonconformist, inclusive drag protest and visibility march, formed in 1994 after certain queer subcultures were excluded from other NYC Pride ceremonies.

Historian Michael Henry Adams discusses the history of Harlem and the impact that numerous queer luminaries had on the Harlem Renaissance.

Performers Robbie Ross and Terry Noel and drag historian Joe E. Jeffreys talk about the groundbreaking touring show Jewel Box Revue, the first gay-run drag show in America.

Octogenarian female impersonator George Roth -- aka Rita George -- discusses his start in New Orleans, performing at the legendary NYC hotspot 82 Club in the 1960s and being crowned the third ever Miss Fire Island.

Henry “Adrian” Arango talks about how his female-impersonation career brought him from Cuba to NYC in the 1950s, working at 82 Club in the East Village and his post-performing career as a Broadway dresser.