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Arizonans protest anti-drag bills.

Arizona residents gathered at the Arizona State Capitol to protest anti-drag & anti-LGBT bills proposed by Senator John Kavanagh and Senator Anthony Kern.

Some of the bills being protested:

Senate Bill 1026

  • Would ban public money from being used to pay for drag shows "targeting minors".

  • Violating this proposed law would not allow the person or entity from receiving or spending public money for 36 months.

Senate Bill 1030

  • Would regulate drag shows:

    • Require business licensing/permits.

    • Bans drag shows from being conducted 1:00AM-8:00AM every Monday-Saturday.

    • Bans drag shows from being conducted 1:00AM-12:00 Noon every Sunday.

  • Violating this proposed law would be a class 1 misdemeanor.

Senate Bill 1028

  • Would ban hosting drag performances on any public property where the view could be accessible to a minor.

  • Violating this proposed law would be a class 1 misdemeanor. Second and future offenses would be a class 6 felony.





Location: 1700 W Washington St, Phoenix, AZ 85007, USA

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