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Why a federal judge found Tennessee’s anti-drag law unconstitutional

  • Written by Mark Satta, Assistant Professor of Philosophy, Wayne State University
Why a federal judge found Tennessee’s anti-drag law unconstitutionalA drag show in Nashville, Tenn., during Day One of Nashville Pride 2022. Mickey Bernal/Getty Images

The drag shows will go on. At least for now.

On June 2, 2023, Judge Thomas Parker, a Trump-appointed federal district court judge in western Tennessee, ruled that Tennessee’s “Adult Entertainment Act” violated the First...

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