Forsyth Maga

Protest is apparently clothing optional:

Forsyth, 32, who uses "they/them" pronouns, delivered a 35-minute spoken-word poem to express grievances about the Trump administration allegedly banning drag performers. In the explicit video, Forsyth pondered whether to resign in protest, saying, "Is my complicity inevitable, or am I holding a line on the inside?" Before Forsyth had the option to resign, Forsyth was terminated from the post. The former employee was part of an education division that worked with students at the center, sources told the National Pulse. "Trump has taken over the Kennedy Center and that's a place where I work," said Forsyth at the beginning of the video, who had been sitting fully clothed on a bed. "He has vowed to ban drag performers from its stages, and as the saying goes, 'We're all born naked, and the rest is drag.'" Forsyth then snapped and the clothes Forsyth was wearing disappeared. Forsyth proceeded to sit on the bed naked with a rainbow heart-shaped digital censor over his genitalia, and questioned: "Should I quit the Kennedy Center?" "Does staying make me a collaborator or somehow complicit in a hostile government takeover that's systematically targeting the livelihood and liberty of poor people, queer people, black/brown people, people of color, immigrants, Muslims, victims of war-torn countries, and ethnic cleansing, women?" Forsyth asked before answering "yes."

Time to get a new outfit...