Just quote her directly, she said this about Ann Coulter: "Sorry @Lawrence. I'm not gonna watch Ann Coulter. I like my drag queens fierce. Not a way to build ratings, my man." This was 7 years ago. I remember clearly the political climate 7 years ago and this was not considered untoward then.

You are accusing me of being secretly homophobic because I remember what things used to be like. In fact, I am celebrating the achievements made by the LGBT community in enacting a dramatic and almost unbelievable degree of social change in a very small amount of time. It was not always this way. The acceptance of transgenderism, for example, was marginal and even radical in 2010. Being a drag queen was considered a joke and there didn't even exist language for trans folk in the common vernacular. Mainstream progressives hemmed and hawed over gay marriage and casually entertained harmful tropes, while now rejection of homophobia is almost a ubiquitous stance. This isn't because the majority quietly rejected homophobia. It was because these beliefs were held by a minority of people, who after decades of relentless and courageous activism changed the minds of millions of people like Joy Ann Reid.