A drag queen was captured on video performing in the Minnesota state Capitol rotunda for a cheering crowd Friday morning in celebration of Transgender Day of Visibility.

Guy Still, assignment manager for WCCO-TV, posted the clip on Twitter, noting the dance routine was part of a drag show:

Similar events were held across the country Friday, WCCO-TV reported, adding that the Trans Day of Visibility is an international phenomenon and was founded in 2009.

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Minnesota lawmakers recently passed legislation, which Gov. Tim Walz signed into law, that aimed to make Minnesota a "refuge" for transgender people. Those pushing the legislation forward said it would protect trans patients and providers of gender-affirming care from legal action in other states where such care is banned or restricted, creating a safe haven in Minnesota.

Walz, a Democrat, earlier this month issued an executive order reflecting the state's "refuge" status for trans individuals.

As you might guess, not everybody was jazzed over the drag queen's performance within the stately rotunda:

Elsewhere in the U.S., the organizers behind the "Trans Day of Vengeance" scheduled for this weekend called off the event, citing "a credible threat to life and safety."

Prior to the cancellation, Twitter removed over 5,000 tweets and retweets showing a poster for the "Trans Day of Vengeance," saying they "incite violence," the Associated Press reported.

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