SULLUM: Texas A&M’s drag ban shows the threat to campus free speech is bipartisan

SULLUM: Texas A&M’s drag ban shows the threat to campus free speech is bipartisan

This week a federal judge stepped in to save a student-sponsored drag show at Texas A&M University. The need for that intervention shows that efforts to control on-campus speech, long decried by conservatives who complained of censorship by intolerant progressives, are a bipartisan phenomenon. Men have been dressing as women in theatrical performances for millennia — a history that includes ancient Greek dramas, 16th-century productions of Shake…

Federal judge rules Texas A&M can’t ban drag queen show on campus

Texas A&M University System must allow the ‘Queer Empowerment Council’ to hold its drag show on campus, US District Judge Lee Rosenthal ruled.

Conservatives are dragging toward same playbook that was used against them on college campuses

This week a federal judge stepped in to save a student-sponsored drag show at Texas A&M University. The need for that intervention shows that efforts to control on-campus speech, long decried by conservatives who complained of censorship by intolerant progressives, are a bipartisan phenomenon.Men have been dressing as women in theatrical performances for millennia — a history that includes ancient Greek dramas, 16th century productions of Shakes…

A Texas university’s drag show ban shows the threat to campus free speech is bipartisan

A drag show ban that a federal judge blocked this week at Texas A&M University shows that the threat to campus free speech is bipartisan.

3/25/25 Texas A&M Drag Show Back On?

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Draggieland is allowed to hold drag show despite Texas A&M's ban | Texas A&M University-San Antonio

Federal Judge Lee H. Rosenthal temporarily blocked Texas A&M University System Board of Regents’ recent drag show ban, allowing Draggieland — an annual drag queen competition — to hold their “Slaying of the Seven Seas” drag show as originally scheduled.  On Feb. 28, the Board of Regents passed a resolution banning drag shows across the... The post Draggieland is allowed to hold drag show despite Texas A&M’s ban appeared first on Mesquite-News - …