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Bugs Bunny Queer Icon. Becoming the first animated drag queen in the 1940s is a huge milestone for bugs, one that has slowly led to better representation in media for the community. In all of his queer glory, bugs would always emerge triumphant. Do you remember the first time. He was a character viewers rooted for, despite widespread disdain during that era for the lgbtq+ community. We, the audience, rooted for him. In fact, it’s hard to say anything definitive about the looney tunes (or its interchangeable sister series merrie melodies), as the shorts were animated. Bugs bunny as a queer icon did something so incredible. Bugs is a queer icon. We cheered him on, we wanted him to. There are so many instances of them crossing traditional gender. We sat down with bugs bunny to discuss his proud lgbtq portrayals dating back to the 1940’s. In 2020, the united states postal service released a set of stamps celebrating bugs bunny's 80th anniversary, including two of the rabbit's drag characters.

We cheered him on, we wanted him to. Bugs bunny as a queer icon did something so incredible. Do you remember the first time. In all of his queer glory, bugs would always emerge triumphant. There are so many instances of them crossing traditional gender. In 2020, the united states postal service released a set of stamps celebrating bugs bunny's 80th anniversary, including two of the rabbit's drag characters. In fact, it’s hard to say anything definitive about the looney tunes (or its interchangeable sister series merrie melodies), as the shorts were animated. We sat down with bugs bunny to discuss his proud lgbtq portrayals dating back to the 1940’s. Becoming the first animated drag queen in the 1940s is a huge milestone for bugs, one that has slowly led to better representation in media for the community. Bugs is a queer icon.

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Bugs Bunny Queer Icon We sat down with bugs bunny to discuss his proud lgbtq portrayals dating back to the 1940’s. We sat down with bugs bunny to discuss his proud lgbtq portrayals dating back to the 1940’s. In fact, it’s hard to say anything definitive about the looney tunes (or its interchangeable sister series merrie melodies), as the shorts were animated. Bugs is a queer icon. Becoming the first animated drag queen in the 1940s is a huge milestone for bugs, one that has slowly led to better representation in media for the community. There are so many instances of them crossing traditional gender. He was a character viewers rooted for, despite widespread disdain during that era for the lgbtq+ community. Bugs bunny as a queer icon did something so incredible. We, the audience, rooted for him. We cheered him on, we wanted him to. In all of his queer glory, bugs would always emerge triumphant. Do you remember the first time. In 2020, the united states postal service released a set of stamps celebrating bugs bunny's 80th anniversary, including two of the rabbit's drag characters.