Texas A&M can’t ban “Draggieland” drag show, federal judge rules
- A federal judge temporarily blocked Texas A&M University System from enforcing a ban on drag shows at its venues.
- Judge Lee H. Rosenthal ruled that the Queer Empowerment Council is likely to succeed in proving the ban violates the First Amendment.
- The decision allows the student-organized event 'Draggieland' to proceed as planned on Thursday.
- Following the ruling, the Queer Empowerment Council celebrated this outcome.
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Federal Judge Says Texas A&M Has To Host Drag Show Festival
A federal judge on Monday ruled that the University of Texas A&M cannot ban drag performances on its campuses following a lawsuit from an LGBT activist group. U.S. District Judge Lee Rosenthal said that the decision from the university’s board of regents likely violated the First Amendment and blocked the ban while the case played out in court. The Texas A&M Board of Regents was sued earlier this month by the Queer Empowerment Council which clai…
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