Drag Queens' Presence at Paris Olympics Sparks Controversy

An Unprecedented Display of Inclusivity

In a remarkable display of inclusivity, drag queens took center stage at the Paris Olympics opening ceremony. The participation of drag queens marked an unprecedented move towards representation and diversity at the global sporting event.

Offended Religious Sentiments

However, the inclusion of drag queens has drawn criticism from some quarters. Critics argue that the scene, which resembled the biblical depiction of Jesus's Last Supper, was disrespectful and offensive to Christian sensibilities.

Organizer's Apology

Organizers of the Paris Olympics have issued an apology for any offense caused by the skit. They emphasized that the ceremony aimed to promote inclusivity while respecting diverse cultural and religious beliefs.

Resemblance to Da Vinci's Masterpiece

The scene featuring drag queens was also noted for its striking resemblance to Leonardo da Vinci's iconic painting "The Last Supper." Many online viewers commented on the parallels between the two depictions.