Drag Race star Eureka O’Hara blames fear tactics for massacre at gay clubs

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TMZ.com

Drag queen Eureka O’Hara says discrimination and propaganda are behind the recent attacks on gay bars… and she wants the hateful rhetoric to stop because queer people will never go away.

We caught up with the ‘RuPaul’s Drag Race’ star at LAX on Tuesday, and our photographer asked what can be done to prevent these kinds of attacks, like the massacre at a Colorado Springs gay nightclub.

Eureka says people with ill will towards queer people need to be educated, especially in the trans community — she says the LGBTQ agenda has nothing to do with straight people or their children, they just want their lives like everyone else live and coexist.

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As we reported… Richard Fierro, an Army veteran, overpowered the gunman who killed 5 people at Club Q on Saturday night – attacked the gunman and dragged him to the ground until other clubgoers stepped in to help.

Eureka says trans and queer people have been forced to defend themselves forever and refuse to take it easy when someone is after them.

In addition to Drag Race…Eureka also stars in HBO’s drag series We’re Here and suggests people get together with their families to watch the upcoming third season to not just talk about trans people inform, but also build relationships with them.

Bottom Line for Eureka… “Allow us to be damn humans and live our lives!!!”