Supreme Court refuses to lift ban on Texas university drag show, sparking free speech concerns
Students at the school were planning to host a drag show next week, but the Supreme Court’s decision keeps it in limbo.
March 15 2024 4:47 PM
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Students at the school were planning to host a drag show next week, but the Supreme Court’s decision keeps it in limbo.
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