Tennessee Conservative
A Crossville Man Was Arrested On Saturday For Protesting A Pride Parade Event On The Crossville Courthouse Lawn. Wallace Shane Wattenbarger, A Lifelong Resident Of Crossville, Tennessee, And Owner Of Rockytop Stone Supply, Says That His First Amendment Rights Were Violated After Standing Up For His Beliefs And Protesting The Pride March.
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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.
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After A Status Conference, Held Earlier This Week, Regarding The Release Of Records From The Covenant School Shooting, A Judge Has Now Decided That Those Wishing To Intervene In The Lawsuits Against Metro Government Of Nashville And Davidson County Will Be Allowed To Do So.
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Last Week, Facebook Censored An Article From The Tennessee Conservative And Prevented It From Being Shared On Its Platform Stating That It Was “Hate Speech.” The Article In Question Covered A Resolution To Fund Additional Voting Machines In Williamson County That Failed In The County Commission By One Vote.
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The Tennessee House Of Representatives Has Passed Legislation That Will Prevent Teachers From Being Forced To Refer To Students By Their Preferred Pronouns Instead Of By Those Reflecting Their Biological Sex.
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A Bill That Would Protect Public School Employees From Being Forced To Use Students’ Preferred Pronouns Has Passed The Tennessee Senate.
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A U.S. District Court Judge Has Granted An Injunction, Ruling The Tennessee State Court’s Advisory Commission Must Open Its Meetings To The Public Either In Person Or Via Livestream After A Lawsuit Filed By The Center Square.
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Representative Dennis Powers’ Legislation To Help Stymie Social Media’s Censorship Of Tennessee Elections While Preserving The First Amendment Rights Of All Tennesseans In Today’s Online Public Square Was Deferred Yesterday In The House Business & Utilities Subcommittee To Their First Calendar Meeting Of 2024.
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A Group Of Tennessee Moms Are Suing The Wilson County Board Of Education Over What They Say Are Violations Of Their First Amendment Rights.
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The Public Was Granted Just Two Minutes Apiece To Comment On A Noise Ordinance At The Franklin City Council Work Meeting On Tuesday Night. This Is The Third Round Of Discussions Over The City’s Public Gatherings Ordinance.
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