Results: There were headlines recently in a local newspaper about a children's story telling event featuring a drag queen that was hosted by the local Library. The event attracted protesters and counter protesters outside but what about the kids inside?

The report stated that "The one-hour-long storytime event at the library featured drag queen Felicia Bonée, who read children's stories to families and then led them in a dance party to Katy Perry's Roar and a sing-a-long including Old McDonald Had a Farm and The Wheels on the Bus Go Round and Round. Meanwhile protesters stood outside the library holding signs and temporarily moved into the building as the event began, briefly shouting, "Let kids be kids." Aside from your initial reaction based on limited information, what do you now think based on some context below?

There are many children's events that feature men dressed and women and women dressed as men and even more where the performers are dressed as animals or invented creatures. Is it likely that children who accept these dress up characters at face value would nevertheless become confused or concerned in any way if one of the men dressed as a woman is also dressing this way as part of their personal form of expression? Would this be any different from other children's events such as those below.

Is it the responsibility of parents to explain adult sexuality in all its varieties to children and how much of this responsibility should be shared with the likes of libraries, schools and or religious organizations? And at what age and under what circumstances?