Florida's Drag Ban Blocked by Judge in Hamburger Mary's Case
This is the second defeat for Gov. Ron DeSantis's anti-LGBTQ+ agenda this week and the third this month.
June 23, 2023
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This is the second defeat for Gov. Ron DeSantis's anti-LGBTQ+ agenda this week and the third this month.
The U.S. Supreme Court has refused to hear a lawsuit challenging Tennessee's drag ban, but a separate suit is still ongoing.
Blount County's prosecutor had threatened to enforce the unconstitutional law against a local Pride festival.
The court ruled that the plaintiffs did not have standing.
Very different conclusions came from two federal judges in the same state.
These aren't final decisions on the bans, but they can't be enforced while lawsuits against them are heard.
The law can't go into effect for at least another two weeks as deliberations on a lawsuit continue.
Legislators have passed a bill and sent it to Gov. Bill Lee (pictured), and they're also moving toward restrictions on drag shows.
The ruling from the Sixth Circuit is the first court decision in favor of a ban on gender-affirming care for trans minors.
"WE WON!" the drag-centric theater group that brought the suit wrote on Instagram.
2023 was a record year for anti-LGBTQ+ legislation at the state level. Here's a look at the worst of many heinous bills.
The ban on drag story hours and other performances is blatantly unconstitutional, according to a coalition of individuals and institutions.
A bill passed by the House and pending in the Senate would allow anyone to refuse to solemnize a marriage that offends their conscience or religious beliefs.
Blount County prosecutor Ryan Desmond says the law is enforceable in his jurisdiction. Now Pride organizers and drag performer Flamy Grant are suing him.
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit issued its ruling Thursday, but the lawyers representing trans youth and families note that the fight is not over.
Attempts to keep a drag troupe from holding a show in a public park most likely violated the First Amendment, says a federal judge.
Even though conservative justices expressing skepticism about such care, supporters of trans rights say there may be a favorable ruling.
The justice is a potential wild card in the recent Skrimetti case around transgender rights.
Here's what is at stake in U.S. v. Skrmetti, a case about health care for transgender youth.
A bill introduced in the state would restrict where such entertainers could perform and for what audiences, and violation could bring either misdemeanor or felony charges.
The four trans plaintiffs in Tennessee had sought to change the sex designation on their birth certificates.