Reading "Transgressing the Father Figure" Allyson S. Dean and Whitney J. Archer
-In their article "Transgressing the Father Figure," Allyson S. Dean and Whitney J. Archer argue that drag can never be a site for investigating and creating theology because the practice of drag is inherently sinful.

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Dean and Archer's argument in "Transgressing the Father Figure" is not that drag is inherently sinful and cannot be a site for investigating and creating theology. Instead, their work often explores themes of gender, performance, and identity, which can include discussions on how drag interacts with or challenges traditional theological concepts, rather than outright dismissing it as sinful.