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It's the Miss First Nations competition! Beyond the glitz, glue guns and glamour of black drag to reveal a fun, fabulous and sometimes fearful place. A sassy, intimate portrait of what it means to be an Indigenous Drag Queen today.
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00:03I always get bashed and, you know, mostly get robbed.
00:06That's why a community around you supports you.
00:10How are you, Darwin?
00:11This is a part of your misrepresentation,
00:13and you're being judged on this,
00:15so you have to start taking it seriously.
00:16You're drag queens for Pete's sake.
00:18Get to it.
00:19I thought it was amazing.
00:20I kind of milked being gay to be a great thing.
00:23I can be this fabulous woman whenever I want.
00:30Look at all the talent in the twin, all deadly black sisters.
00:33It's going to look like a ju-gong in all the guitars.
00:36We all have something different to offer.
00:38Are you ready to meet our contestants?
00:40Something is nice and you don't you worry
00:43It's all in good time, no need to hurry
00:48So don't you worry baby, don't you worry baby, don't you worry baby
00:55Black Divas

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