Thousands Protest Dodgers' Honoring of Drag Nuns, Who Say They Serve Marginalized
- The Dodgers planned to honor The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, a drag troupe that dresses as nuns and serves marginalized groups.
- The invitation sparked controversy and was rescinded then reinstated after backlash.
- Catholic leaders and conservative Catholics protested the decision, calling it blasphemy.
- Supporters say The Sisters provide lifesaving charity work and their satire challenges prejudice.
- The conflict reflects the culture war over LGBTQ rights and the role of religion in public life.



























