Tennessee Conservative
Supreme Court Ruling Denying Intervention In Florida’s Drag Show Ban For Minors Does Not Indicate Law Lacks Constitutional Viability. So How Does This Affect Tennessee’s Current Legal Battle?
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Last Week, Performances Of Rupaul’s Night Of The Living Drag Halloween-Themed Drag Show Were Performed In Nashville, Knoxville And Chattanooga. The Drag Shows Took Place In Venues That Do Not Have Any Age Restrictions And The Production Company Producing The Show, Voss Events, Did Not Include An Age Restriction On Ticket Sales.
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The Complaint By Matthew Lovegood (A.K.A Flamy Grant) And Blount Pride Is That The D.A. Of Blount County Erred In His Interpretation Of The Ruling Issued In A Western District Court When The Law Was Permanently Enjoined In Shelby County, And That It Must Also Apply To The Entire State.
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The ACLU Has Filed A Federal Lawsuit Against The District Attorney General For The Fifth Judicial District, For Sending Out A Letter Informing Blount County Law Enforcement Agencies And City Officials, As Well As The Organizer Of Blount Pride, That A Law Passed This Past Session In The Tennessee General Assembly Will Be Enforced Should There Be Evidence Of A Violation.
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Three Years Ago We Were Told That The States Could Do Anything They Pleased – Enact Mask And Vaccine Mandates, Lock People In Their Homes For Weeks Or Months On End, Close Down Businesses, Schools, And Churches – Without In Any Way Violating The Rights And Liberties Of The People So Long As They Acted In The Name Of Protecting Against Covid-19.
Now, When A State Acts To Protect Children From Indecent Exposure, That Somehow Violates The First Amendment’s Guarantee Of Free Political Speech And Assembly.
There Are A Multitude Of Constitutional Problems With Judge Parker’s Ruling.
Late Last Friday Night, A Federal Judge In Memphis Ruled That Tennessee’s Recent Ban Against Drag Shows In Public Was Unconstitutional.
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