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Federal Appeals Court will hear drag ban arguments
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The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals will hear oral arguments on The Woodlands Pride et al vs. Paxton et al, SB 12, better known as the drag ban.
The plaintiffs are asking the appeals court to uphold the ruling of the federal district court that found the law to be unconstitutional.
SB 12 was to take effect Sept. 1, 2023, but was blocked by a federal district court judge who ruled the law unconstitutionally restricts the freedom of expression of the five plaintiffs in the case: The Woodlands Pride, Abilene Pride Alliance, Extragrams, 360 Queen Entertainment and Brigitte Bandit.
The court granted a permanent injunction blocking the law’s enforcement, and Attorney General Paxton and other defendants appealed that decision.
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Keturrah Herron is first openly LGBTQ woman elected to Kentucky Senate; Becca Ballint re-elected to Congress
Keturah Herron has won her race for the Kentucky state Senate, making her the first openly LGBTQ woman elected to that legislative body. In 2022, she became the first out LGBTQ member of the Kentucky House of Representatives.
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