An all-ages drag show at Tea Zaanti, a local wine and tea shop, has decided to “step back” according to an Instagram statement from the drag producer, Tara Lipsyncki. 1/2
Tea Zaanti was the host of an all-ages drag show.An all-ages drag show at Tea Zaanti, a local wine and tea shop, has decided to “step back” according to an“Safety is, and should be, every business’ and producer’s #1 priority,” the statement reads. The decision comes after Proud Boys, one of them armed,outside the all-ages show, “Best-TEAS” last week, which Lipsyncki says took them a few days to process.
“It would be absolutely selfish and stupid for me and Tea Zaanti to continue this passion project at the safety and risk of kids,” Lypsyncki said. “This is not a decision we have taken lightly,” Lyttle went on to say. “It’s also not about “letting the other side win.” It’s about safety – promoting an environment that instigates a hate group is not something we want to risk. Our primary goal at Tea Zaanti is to create communi-TEA and promote equality and provide a welcoming space.”
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