Federal Appeals Court Upholds Texas Drag Show Ban, Reinforcing State’s Duty to Protect Families
A federal appeals court reinstates Texas’ law restricting sexually explicit drag performances in public spaces, affirming the state’s commitment to shielding children from inappropriate content while clarifying not all drag shows violate the law.
In a decisive ruling that underscores Texas’ authority to safeguard its communities, a federal appeals court has upheld the state's 2023 law restricting certain public drag performances. Senate Bill 12, which aims to shield families and especially children from sexually explicit conduct masquerading as entertainment, was reinstated after being previously struck down by a district judge who criticized it for potentially infringing on First Amendment rights. Can America Tolerate Sexualized Performances in Public Spaces Where Children Are Present? This ruling isn’t just about drag shows—it is about preserving the culture of decency and parental rights in an America-first framework. The...
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