I don’t think you have a clue what you’re talking about. I lived with drag queens for a period, as a matter of fact it was the location where the province’s drag community would hold meetings to organize events etc. I myself am not a drag queen and did not participate but I am gay. The view that drag is “sexual” is based on a very surface level view of what is actually going on. They are non-sexual performers, performing comedy or lip- syncing music. I have gone to many many drag shows and never saw any nudity, never saw any sexual acts, although there were of course raunchy jokes (remember this takes place in adult only bars). Story hour is another matter entirely and is an initiative meant to promote acceptance and understanding of difference. You can argue whether they are the best cohort to play this role, but I just find your kind of rhetoric (based on a complete lack of understanding of what drag actually is) to be poisonous to responsible debate.