A federal appeals court on Monday blocked West Texas A&M University from banning student drag performances on its campus, overruling a lower court order that claimed First Amendment

A federal appeals court Monday blocked West Texas A&M University President Walter Wendler from enforcing a campus drag show ban, ruling that the performances are likely protected under the First Amendment.

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West Texas A&M University cannot bar an LGBTQ student group from hosting charity drag shows on its campus over the objections of the school's president, a divided federal appeals court ruled on Monday.

The judge said that drag shows "plainly involve expressive conduct within the protection of the First Amendment."

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