Red Sox fans treated to drag show at Fenway as team promotes 'inclusivity' during Pride Night event

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The Boston Red Sox hosted their annual Pride Night on Monday, and many fans were treated with a hat to celebrate the cause.

The Red Sox also implored fans to "arrive early for a Pride Party," which presumably was a drag show in the concourse.

"We know that visibility and inclusivity in sports not only affirm the right of everyone to participate and along, but also enrich the spirit of competition and camaraderie," the stadium public address announcer said, via OutKick.

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A general view outside of Fenway Park in Boston. (Eric Canha-USA TODAY Sports)

"When teams, front offices and fans come together to create welcoming environments, everyone can thrive, and we prove that we are all better when we stand together."

A Reddit thread showed a drag show from 2022, which is also the first year people in drag attended the celebration.

Individuals representing the LGBTQ+ community were all invited onto the field for the ceremonial first pitch.

The Los Angeles Dodgers did something similar two years ago when they invited the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, which features performers in drag wearing traditional religious habits, and honored them with a community award for their "lifesaving work."

A general view of Fenway Park after a rainstorm. (Maddie Meyer/Getty Images)

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The team rescinded its invite shortly before the celebration due to backlash but invited them back and honored them well before first