While it may be a controversial topic, Yuka says when it comes down to it, it's about educating children with books. 'They're (drag queens) reading stories about being a good person and loving your friends and people who look different. 'We're just here to express some concerns and really love for these people, we're just concerned about the children and being raised in this type of.'Ĭonjure Shop owner, Nicole McDermott says she's hosted this Drag Queen Story Hour and doesn't have any plans to stop. 'I don't like to see young children being influenced before they can make an informed decision on what lifestyle they want,' says Frenco.įrenco says while the story hour may continue, her beliefs will not change. One protestor, Mary Jo Frenco, says she agrees people should be able to do what they want but should let their children decide for themselves. Yuka says she knows this lifestyle isn't for everyone but believes without pushing these boundaries, her message of inclusion and love wouldn't be brought up. 'With how I look and I think that's a good message for the kids too.' 'I'm not the traditional drag queen either,' says Yuka. This report is to provide facts and evidence about a Hoodoo Rootworker by the name of Mama Izzy, aka Nicole McDermott and her claims and practices.Shall we look at who she claims to be. Yuka says she's done this in Nebraska for 3 years but has dealt with people against her mission before. The Conjure Shop Mama Izzy, Mama Izzys Hoodoo, Nicole McDermott Misrepresentation and infringement Omaha Nebraska. Sunday afternoon, protestors stood outside of the building and disagreed with how the message is being spread. Yuka says her goal is to teach kids about accepting themselves for who they are.įor the third time this year, The Conjure Shop has hosted a Drag Queen Story Hour without any problems until now. (FOX42KPTM) - A drag queen in Nebraska is reading to kids about inclusion through books.

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