Student group challenges Texas A&M drag ban
- A student LGBTQ+ organization is suing Texas A&M University over a ban on drag performances, claiming the policy violates their rights.
- The Texas A&M Board of Regents states that the ban aligns with its mission and values, claiming performances could create a hostile environment.
- Critics argue that the ban reflects unconstitutional censorship of student expression, as noted by attorneys with the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression.
- The Queer Empowerment Council plans to continue its Draggieland event and is organizing a protest called 'Day of Drag' against the drag ban.
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Student LGBTQ+ group files lawsuit against Texas A&M over drag show ban
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