anti-drag laws

Despite not intending to protest the Florida law, the rock star came out against bans on drag performances.

“Why doesn’t Charlize Theron come and f— me up?”

“This legislature has spent more time targeting queer people than gun violence.”

Festival organizers in some states are re-thinking and in some cases canceling events.

While celebrities have spoken out against the ban, local queens and kings are playing the long game.

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) is expected to sign the bill, which critics say targets drag performers.

Video of the celebrity couple showing their support for drag performers went viral.

‘Drag Race’ alums and local performers joined the Grammy-winner onstage in Knoxville.

When opponents said his drag ban would erase the community, he said, “Damn right, we ought to do it!”

The Trump judge wrote a scathing critique of the bill, which he said was “vague and over-broad.”

“These so-called laws to protect our children are unfounded and pathetic.”

A free-speech says that, due to vague wording, the law doesn’t even actually ban drag shows.

Video of Texas Rep. Nate Schatzline performing in a dress surfaced on social media.

Gov. Bill Lee (R-TN) failed to explain how his teenage cross-dressing was different from the drag performances he now wants to outlaw.

If a drag queen (or trans person) lip syncs to a song while riding a float, they would be in violation of the proposed laws.