Half-naked “performance artist” twerks on a police car in front of children at a march for gender rights in Washington, DC: Video

Thousands flocked to Washington DC on Saturday for the first Gender Liberation March – including a “performance artist” who performed a sexually explicit dance on the hood of a police car in front of a little girl and helpless police officers, as a viral video shows.

Protesters danced in the streets, waved flags and chanted in support of a range of causes, from abortion access to gender-affirming care for transgender youth, and listened to speeches from LGBTQ icons such as actor Elliot Page and “The Dads” documentary filmmaker Stephen Chukumba in the nation's capital.

Just off the march route, in full view of the teeming crowds, a person in knee-high boots and leather underwear—complete with a studded codpiece and a mesh top that completely exposed her breasts—performed a sideshow that involved gyrating and twerking on the hood of a police car while Michael Jackson's “They Don't Care About Us” blared from a speaker strapped to a dolly.

Queen of Love (@QweenAmor) comes to MPD in DC with a Mary Magdalene special during the Gender Liberation March. pic.twitter.com/8gMxWREJwj

— Talia Jane :heart_on_fire: (@taliaotg) 14 September 2024

Among the protesters passing in the background was at least one young girl who can be seen from the sidewalk staring at the dancer armed with devil horns and licking a crucifix.

Colorful signs on the loudspeaker identify the obscene dancer as “Qween Amor,” a self-proclaimed “performance artist” who has previously performed similar acts on police vehicles, including a New York Police Department car.

As Cupid struts and dances around the marked DC car, the camera pans to reveal its occupants: two uniformed city police officers who sat stoically, showing absolutely no emotion.

When Amor finished his provocative performance, the crowd erupted in cheers. During this time, spectators had alternated between inciting the crowd and staring directly at the officers.

Amor's TikTok is filled with videos of stunt activists, such as him standing topless in Times Square, covered in fake blood and handcuffed to a crucifix while screaming “F–k America!”

Amor reached out to the Post via email and asked what specific political message she was trying to convey with her dance in the police car and whether she knew there were children present at her performance. She replied, “Fuck off.”