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The bill no longer targets drag performers, but LGBTQ advocates say the legislation’s vague language could still be used to criminalize such shows.
The House voted to advance the legislation that defines a sexually explicit performance as one in which someone is nude or appeals to “prurient interest in sex."
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The bill no longer targets drag performers, but LGBTQ advocates say the legislation’s vague language could still be used to criminalize such shows.
The bill no longer targets drag performers, but LGBTQ advocates say the legislation’s vague language could still be used to criminalize such shows.
The House voted to advance the legislation that defines a sexually explicit performance as one in which someone is nude or appeals to “prurient interest in sex."