Canadian drag queen superstar Kendall Gender talks Vancouver Pride

Canada\u0027s Drag Race finalist will be home in Vancouver to celebrate Vancouver Pride.

“My performance style is always energetic and uplifting,” the B.C.-born performer says. “I always feel like I’m performing 50 per cent for myself and 50 per cent for the audience. I want to make sure that the audience is vibing with me when I hit the stage.”

Known for vibrant performances and choreography, Gender admits she still draws from the original diva who helped inspire her to step out and start performing years ago. that sees Gender joined by fellow drag superstars Synthia Kiss and Venus K for a by-donation #YouBetterWORX outdoor workout class on Aug. 3 at Sunset Beach Park. Full proceeds from the event will be donated to Covenant House Vancouver.Article content

This awareness of the realities facing 2SLGBTQ+ individuals in other countries around the world, has long prompted Gender to use her platform and influence to speak up about inclusivity and support. Her latest initiative, a campaign with the Canadian beauty brand

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