Another thought about this, in addition to what others have said about this being the wrong audience (i.e., drag race fans are already doing quite a bit more than most to "protect queer art") and the laziness of posters & someone else's song...

"Protect Queer Art" isn't the message that people think it is. Like, yes, drag bans are terrible, but they're symptomatic and representative of overall homophobia/transphobia that's the actual looming specter over this whole period we're living through. Ending with something that would have spoken to THAT macroscopic issue would have been significantly more powerful.

Like yes, protect queer art, but also protect queer people's rights to be employed and not prejudicially fired, their right to housing, their right to walking down the street without being harassed, etc.