Arts & Culture/Jackalope Ranch
Drag Performers Leave Gay Bars Behind as Arizona Pay Gap Widen

Mia Inez Adams, a seasoned drag performer, proudly reflects on her 43-year career in the art of drag. Since 1997, she has not only carved out a unique path but has also transformed her passion into a full-time profession.
Adams has dedicated significant resources to her craft, investing thousands of dollars and countless hours honing her performances. Her journey has been marked by creativity, resilience, and a commitment to pushing the boundaries of drag culture.
Through her efforts, Adams has become a prominent figure in the community, influencing aspiring artists and engaging audiences. As the drag scene continues to evolve, her legacy serves as a testament to the artistry and dedication required to thrive in this vibrant, ever-changing world.