The president of West Texas A&M University has canceled a charity drag show planned to be held by a student-led organization for the second time, following a recent denial by the Supreme Court
A West Texas A&M University student organization's charity drag show was canceled on Monday, after the United States Supreme Court rejected an emergency appeal that would have allowed it while the group's First Amendment lawsuit against a previous show's cancelation is on appeal.
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The high court had previously refused to allow Florida to enforce its law targeting drag shows, while
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US Supreme Court Denies Request By Group To Host Drag Show At Texas University Authored by Jack Phillips via The Epoch Times, The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday denied a request by a student group that asked to host a drag show at West Texas A&M University and sought to lift a school ban on the performance. In a one-sentence order, the high court wrote that Justice Samuel Alito denied the emergency request from the LGBT group, Spectrum WT, and two student leaders. There were no...
The Supreme Court on Friday decided against hearing a case that could have had significant ramifications related to speech on college campuses. At the center of the matter is a contentious debate over West Texas A&M’s decision to ban drag shows on its campus.
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The decision means university President Walter Wendler could cancel an on-campus drag show next week. He canceled a previous show last year.
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