A Christian Man Who Was Arrested For “Trespassing” At The Franklin Pride Festival Earlier This Year Has Had His Case Dismissed. Members Of Law Enforcement Admit There Was No Legal Basis For His Arrest.
It Appears That The Franklin Pride Organizer’s “All-Inclusive” Stance Does Not Apply To Christians Who Openly Express Their Faith And It Seems The Franklin Police Department Agrees With Them.
On Saturday, A Group Of People Were Escorted Away From Harlinsdale Park By Police After Franklin Pride Festival Organizers Stated That They Just Needed To Make Sure That Folks There For The Event Were “Comfortable.” One Might Wonder What Exactly This Group Of People Was Doing To Warrant A Police Escort. Well, They Were Praying.
Due To The Board Being Split, Mayor Ken Moore, Casted The Deciding Vote. Moore Voted In Favor Stating That If Franklin Pride Should Again Violate The Promise They Made To Keep The Event Family Friendly, He Would Make Sure They Never Hold The Event In Franklin Ever Again.
This Week, At Franklin City Hall, The Board Of Mayor And Alderman Postponed A Vote That Would Have Decided Whether To Approve A Permit Application Submitted By Franklin Pride For Their Annual Pride Fest That Is Scheduled To Occur In June Of This Year.
This Week, The City Of Franklin BOMA (Board Of Mayor And Alderman) Voted Unanimously To Grant A Permit To Franklin Pride For Them To Hold Their Annual Pride Festival In Harlinsdale Park, A Public Park Owned And Managed By The City Of Franklin.
A Lawsuit Filed By A Franklin Man Alleges That His Arrest And Removal From The Franklin Pride Festival Was Prompted By His Religious Views Concerning Marriage And Sexuality, And Not From Any Violation Of The Law, Or Code Of Conduct Established By The Organizers Of The Event.
A Metro Nashville Council Member Dressed In Drag To Perform At A Fundraiser For Nashville Pride Earlier This Month.
A Pair Of Conservative Lawmakers Are Running A Bill Similar To One They Filed Last Year That Would Prohibit The Display Of Pride Flags In Public School Classrooms In Tennessee.
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