Member of Blasphemous Drag Queen Group Honored on the Floor of Blue State Legislature
When the Los Angeles Dodgers decided to invite the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence to its “pride night,” the team was rightfully slammed. Still, the team at least had a bit of cover in inviting an anti-Catholic group to…

When the Los Angeles Dodgers decided to invite the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence to its “pride night,” the team was rightfully slammed.
Still, the team at least had a bit of cover in inviting an anti-Catholic group to its event in that it is not a government organization. In the United States, if you want to spit on religion by hosting a group that mocks it — you can. And we should be grateful to have the right to criticize the beliefs of a certain religion or denomination without fear of persecution from the government.
But then members of the California state legislature looked at the outrage over the Dodgers’ incident and said, “Hold my beer.”
San Francisco’s KRON4 reported on Monday, “San Francisco drag icon Sister Roma was honored on the floor of the California State Legislature on Monday as an official Pride Month honoree.”
“Sister Roma is a member of the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, an LGBTQ advocacy group whose members dress as drag versions of nuns,” it added.
State Sen. Scott Wiener (D) said, “I’m so proud of Sister Roma and her work in the community. And I’m proud of California


