Martha Nussbaum’s essay “The Professor of Parody” claims that this art form embodies a "hip quietism" and is incapable of igniting social change. The Japanese docudrama film Funeral Parade of Roses features many interviews with people who practice this art form. A criminal under the pseudonym Babs Johnson practices this art form in the 1972 John Waters film Pink Flamingoes. The “Golden Age” of this art form in New York City is showcased in the documentary Paris is Burning. Shows of (10[1])this art form feature many performances where participants execute dance moves (10[1])like voguing in elaborate costumes and make-up. For 10 points, name this gender-expressive performance art whose practitioners (10[1]-5[1])are often called “queens.” ■END■