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Musicals have been associated with queer culture for a long time, but I don't feel that they really hold that much space in trans communities? I've seen people here talk about musicals but no more or less than non-queer folks.
Is this right? Like, I feel like our cultural touchstones are pretty different.
I think musicals are mostly associated with a pre-trans/proto-trans homomasculine feminity. The type of queenery that was the expression for trans womanhood without the framework to understand itself fully or the acceptance to be fully embodied. Now, I think it's mostly historical inertia.
---like think about Peaches from 'Stone Butch Blues' who the narrator refers to as a 'drag queen' who we would now obviously understand as a trans woman. Theater, drag, and musicals especially were a space where more expansive gender expression were possible and consequently took up a lot of gay cultural focus.
You're operating on levels of queer vocabulary previously thought unachievable
we out here ig