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MEMPHIS, Tenn. - A monumental decision by a federal judge could have implications all over the region after striking down Tennessee’s law banning drag shows in public places.
Senate Bill 3 has been called a drag ban, but drag isn’t mentioned anywhere in the law itself. As written, it prohibits “adult cabaret” and refers to drag performers as “male or female impersonators.” The restrictions were set to go into effect April 1.
Everyone is still buzzing about Bud Light hiring a transgender activist for an ad campaign, but what Nike has done is far worse because it involves pushing the LGBT agenda on children. (Article [...]
With all the focus on Anheuser-Busch and its woke partnership with a transgender spokesman, we should not forget the rest of these companies.
"It doesn’t affect me, but it affects my sisters and brothers, so I have to protect them and stand up for them, because if they fall, I fall.”