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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University of North Texas Is the Latest Texas College to Ban Drag Performances
The University of North Texas is the latest Texas public university to ban drag performances. The school system’s chancellor, Michael Williams, sent a directive to each campus president on March 27 ordering an immediate pause on drag shows effective immediately, according to the university’s student paper, the North Texas Daily…
Federal Judge Issues Ruling on Drag Shows at Texas A&M University
A federal judge has temporarily blocked Texas A&M’s drag show ban, ruling that the school must allow a performance called “Draggieland” to proceed on campus later this month. The decision clashes with prior federal directives and ignites a fierce legal battle over school control and free speech. Key Facts: U.S. District Judge Lee Rosenthal blocked Texas A&M’s ban on drag performances. The ruling comes after a lawsuit from the Queer Empowerment …
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A rogue judge has defied President Trump's ban on drag shows, forcing Texas A&M to host a controversial event. Discover the implications of this ruling and what it means for the future of traditional values in America.
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