Texas A&M University has been consistently pressured by state legislators to clear left-wing ideology from campus, and is now facing a Democratic-led campaign to force schools to reclaim drug shows on campus.
Fundamentals of Individual Rights and Expression (Fire) Submit A federal lawsuit representing the Queer Empowerment Council (QEC), the student organization that hosts the drug show Drug Gieland.
“We refuse to let Texas A&M decide which voices belong to campus,” reads the QEC statement. “Drug is self-expression, drug is discovery, drug is empowerment, and the amount of censorship does not silence us.”
The lawsuit filed against Texas A&M asks courts in the Southern District of Texas to suspend enforcement of the drag ban.
“We refuse to let Texas A&M decide which voices belong to campus,” reads a statement from the Queer Empowerment Council.
– Battalion (@thebattonline) March 5, 2025
Drug Giland I have been doing active events at Texas A&M for six years. It is usually hosted on the school campus of Ladder Theatre.
The lawsuit names the Texas A&M Regent Committee, its Prime Minister John Sharp, and President Mark Wales. group cancel The Campus Drug Queen said, “Because it's contradictory.” [the system’s] Mission and core values, “promoting gender ideology,” “may create a hostile environment for women.” (Sign up for Mary Luke's weekly newsletter!))
In addition to the lawsuit, a student organization led by the Texas Aggie Democrats Plan He claims the decision to end a drug show on campus to begin the protest at 5:30pm Thursday is in violation of free speech.
Several student organizations led by the Texas Aggie Democrats have announced protests in support of Drug Gieland and student speeches. The demonstration will be set tomorrow, Thursday, and will begin at 5:30pm at Academic Plaza. https://t.co/hgqmnecuig
– Battalion (@thebattonline) March 6, 2025
Free speech should not cover degenerates, but unfortunately, in our country, the courts have ruled it several times. In 2023, Reagan's appointee, US District Judge David Hitner, determined that Texas Senate Bill 12, a statewide limit on drug performance for minors, was unconstitutional.
But that same year, West Texas A&M president Walter Wendler cancel Student Drug Show claims it is misogynistic. US District Judge Matthew Caxmark supported the cancellation saying that the university could regulate campus shows to protect minors. The student is suing the ruling in the 5th Circuit. The U.S. Supreme Court suspended cancellations until the 5th Circuit Court decided and rejected an emergency injunction. (Democrats destroy their most powerful weapons to defeat Trump)
In reality, it's all performance. Objective observers, whether they like drug shows or not, find that most of these shows are outright sexualized with female parodies. Remove the show from campus. Throw your fake breasts and awful wigs around off-campus LGBTQ bars that don't have to be funded by federal and state taxes.
The organizer of Boise “Drag Kids,” the sole fan performer named Riley Burrows (“They/she/he”), has vowed to continue the program, which was advertised as featuring Drag Queens, a young 11-year-old. pic.twitter.com/wk6lc3mx5p
– Christopher F. rufo September 12, 2022
The left advocates for enforcing their ideology into every aspect of our lives. College students absolutely have the right to participate in drug shows, but that doesn't mean that state universities should be forced to host.
The rest of the administrators in Wales and Texas A&M did the right thing. Still, we don't know what the court will decide in this case. The university will likely be forced to stick to the wish on the left, and will be invited to drug shows like Drug Gieland.
But parents will see which colleges oppose this degeneration and make their left to avoid headaches.
If the November election taught something to the left, it means that the parents are in the fight. Every day, Americans get tired of thinking about where their children go to college. They don't want to pay tuition if their money means subsidizing ideologies that conflict with their family's belief systems.
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