Federal Judge Blocks Tennessee Law Enforcement From Enforcing State's Anti-Drag Law
- A Tennessee district attorney threatened to enforce a state law banning drag shows that was previously ruled unconstitutional.
- The ACLU filed a lawsuit against the district attorney on behalf of a drag performer and a local Pride organization.
- A federal judge issued a temporary restraining order preventing enforcement of the law for a Pride festival.
- The judge's decision follows rulings against similar drag show restrictions in states like Texas and Florida.
- Advocates celebrate the ruling while critics argue it undermines efforts to limit inappropriate performances in front of minors.