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Pageants and performances usually at Almas Temple in DC. ''Membership includes drag queens, drag kings, male and female impersonators in the Washington, DC metropolitan area who enjoy entertaining and supporting each other. ''
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Washington, DC
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This record: Created 04/10/2007 - Last updated 11/27/2009
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