Drag queens dance with young children in a public library Back in 2015, a group of men who wear dresses, wigs and make-up [drag queens] decided to sell their lifestyle directly to young children and came up with “Drag Queen Story Hour.” Drag queens all over the United States are now reading to children at public libraries and bookstores in what is called “Drag Queen Story Hour.” These grown men are reading stories about “gender fluidity” to children whilst wearing tight skimpy dresses and wigs and aim to be “positive and unabashedly queer role models.” A drag queen named Khloe Kash is scheduled to visit Mobile and read “Rainbow Fish” and other children’s books, such as “Stella Brings the Family,” which is about a little girl who doesn’t know what to do on Mother’s Day because she has two daddys, The Hill reported.