Entity: DRAG
Drag encompasses various meanings, including pulling something heavily or slowly, dressing in an exaggerated style typically associated with the opposite gender, and criticizing or mocking someone harshly.
DRAG
Etymology
The term 'drag' has roots in Old Norse 'draga' meaning 'to pull'.
Definition
Drag is a multifaceted term that can refer to pulling with force, dressing in an exaggerated style typically associated with the opposite gender, or harshly criticizing or mocking someone.
Historical Context
Drag has a long history in various cultures, from ancient theatrical performances to modern LGBTQ+ communities where drag queens and kings perform.
Cultural Significance
In contemporary culture, drag has become a form of artistic expression, challenging gender norms and promoting inclusivity and diversity.
Related Concepts
Related concepts to drag include cross-dressing, gender performance, and LGBTQ+ activism.
See Also
- Cross-dressing
- Gender performance
- LGBTQ+ activism
A multifaceted term that can refer to pulling with force, dressing in an exaggerated style, or harshly criticizing or mocking someone.