Texas university cancels drag show saying it 'denigrates' women, akin to 'blackface'
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Walter Wendler, the campus president of West Texas A&M University, criticized drag shows as an event that demeans and diminishes women while canceling an event on campus.
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Texas university students protest drag show's cancellation
Protests continued Wednesday at a university in the Texas Panhandle after the school’s president said a planned campus drag show wouldn’t be allowed and expressed the view that such events
Texas university students protest drag show's cancellation
Protests continued Wednesday at a university in the Texas Panhandle after the school’s president said a planned campus drag show wouldn’t be allowed and expressed the view that such events “discriminate against womanhood.”
A Texas university president canceled a student drag show, calling it 'divisive' and misogynistic. First Amendment advocates disagree
A student drag show aimed at raising money for the LGBTQ community was canceled Monday by West Texas A&M University's president, who called such shows "derisive, divisive and demoralizing misogyny," drawing backlash from students and free speech advocates.
College president cancels student drag show, comparing drag to blackface
West Texas A&M University president Walter Wendler banned a student drag show and compared drag to blackface, prompting protests and First Amendment objections.
A Texas university president canceled a student drag show, calling it 'divisive' and misogynistic. First Amendment advocates disagree
By Andi Babineau and Christina Maxouris, CNN A student drag show aimed at raising money for the LGBTQ community was canceled Monday by West Texas A&M University’s president, who called such shows “derisive, divisive and demoralizing misogyny,” drawing backlash from students and free speech advocates. In an email to the school community, university President Walter V. Wendler said drag shows “discriminate against womanhood,” compared them to blac…
A Texas university president canceled a student drag show, calling it 'divisive' and misogynistic. First Amendment advocates disagree
By Andi Babineau and Christina Maxouris, CNN A student drag show aimed at raising money for the LGBTQ community was canceled Monday by West Texas A&M University’s president, who called such shows “derisive, divisive and demoralizing misogyny,” drawing backlash from students and free speech advocates. In an email to the school community, university President Walter