Students Plan ‘Day of Drag’ To Protest Texas A&M’s Ban on Drag Shows and ‘Draggieland’

The university says drag shows ‘create or contribute to a hostile environment for women.’

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A student group at Texas A&M University, the Queer Empowerment Council, is organizing a “Day of Drag” protest on March 6, and encouraging students to dress in drag after the university banned drag shows on all of its 11 campuses. 

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