Makes audience empathetic and aware of the struggles of LGBTQ+ people

Allows the audience to understand the dangers that people face is they dress differently or do not conform to gender norms

Challenges misconceptions about sexuality, drag culture & gender identity

Preferred: The audience will be accepting of others who are similar to Arabia & take action to support and protect others

Dominant: The audience accept the actions of Arabia and do not discriminate

Oppositional: They are actively against it and are homophobic or are discriminatory

Challenges ideas of religion and laws within Muslim countries & countries without separation of religion and state

Appeals to young adult audience who have been raised more open-minded and accepting

"In some ways I feel lucky. If I were born in Saudi Arabia, the death penalty would be looming"

Dark background contrasts with bright colours of yellow outfit

Black hair blends in with background which emphasises his face

Gender does not determine your interests & preferred way of dressing

Sexuality and gender identity are separate: "dressing up as a woman and putting on make-up does not make you gay"

Breaking gender norms is not widely accepted across the world and it is still dangerous to express yourself