‘Drag Race’ Star Eureka O’Hara Says Fear Tactics to Blame for Gay Club Massacre

Drag queen Eureka O’Hara says discrimination and propaganda are behind the current assaults on homosexual bars … and he or she desires the hateful rhetoric to cease, as a result of queer folks aren’t going away, ever.

We received the “RuPaul‘s Drag Race” star Tuesday at LAX, and our photog requested what will be accomplished to stop some of these assaults, just like the homosexual nightclub bloodbath in Colorado Springs.

Eureka says folks with in poor health will in the direction of queer folks must be educated, particularly on the trans neighborhood — she says the LGBTQ agenda has nothing to do with straight folks or their youngsters, they simply need to dwell their lives like everybody else and coexist.

As we reported … Richard Fierro, an Army vet subdued the gunman who killed 5 folks Saturday evening at Club Q — charging the shooter and pulling him all the way down to the bottom till different club-goers stepped in to assist.

Eureka says trans and queer folks have been compelled to defend themselves eternally, and refuse to only take it when somebody comes after them.

In addition to ‘Drag Race’ … Eureka additionally stars on HBO’s drag collection “We’re Here,” and suggests folks sit down with their households to look at the upcoming third season to not solely get educated on trans folks, but in addition relate with them.