>"Apparently when straight men dress up badly in drag, that's OK. But when gay and queer and trans people do it, that's not OK." Correct. See the man who does it likely lost a bet and won't end up raping young boys and/or girls, where the tranny / faggot will. >"For Bill Lee to say, 'You know, that was lighthearted when I did it,' that is absolutely absurd when a lot of drag is extremely lighthearted," Okay thanks for being so low IQ you admit this isn't "bigoted". As it's applied to everyone. You're also admitting that you being a degenerate faggot who wear dresses as a male isn't your identity but it was / is just a lighthearted joke, so this isn't even troublesom for you. >While new laws typically go into effect on July 1, the bill was quietly amended in January to take effect April 1 — ahead of Pride month in June. Brilliant. >The law calls drag shows "harmful to minors," but the state's American Civil Liberties Union says that the legal definition for "harmful to minors" is very narrow in Tennessee and only covers extreme sexual or violent content. (((aclu))) and (((fbi))) [figure it out] advocating for child rape. Not surprised. Further; >Yarbrough says the ACLU will challenge the law if it is used to punish a drag performer or shut down a family-friendly LGBTQ event. >>child-rape advocacy and grooming hour, family-friendly These kikes just can't help but lie. >The measure refers to drag shows as "adult cabaret" that "appeal to a prurient nature." Nashville business owner David Taylor testified before the state legislature that the drag shows at his club are not sexually explicit: >>prurient nature That's the biggest part. kikes played a jew game of word fuckery to get (((pornography))) to be legalized with a prurient nature standard. If that heads back to SCOTUS then guess what's now on the chopping block? I won't tease you but the answer is (((pornography))), as was hinted at among other things in Bruen.