Texas Judge Upholds West Texas A&M Drag Show Ban: What It Means for Campus Free Speech

A federal judge upheld West Texas A&M University's ban on a student drag show, ruling the university did not violate the First Amendment. The court found the performance lacked a specific message and deemed the campus venue a "limited public forum," allowing content restrictions. The student group, Spectrum WT, plans to appeal this decision, setting up a continuing legal battle over free speech on Texas campuses.