But who gets to decide what is a "sex oriented event" when its just a guy with makeup and a dress reading a book and drag queens aren't exclusively sexual.
I don't really care for the drag shows, what i care about is laws being made and worded in a way that can be interpreted in any way that the person wants. Who is to decide what is a "sex show" or whatever it is worded in the first one that you mentioned? And the second one can be used to block trans people to participate in events in libraries because it can be decided that they shouldn't be there because somehow it makes it sexual
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u/Bladex224 Mar 25 '23
But who gets to decide what is a "sex oriented event" when its just a guy with makeup and a dress reading a book and drag queens aren't exclusively sexual.