West Virginia SB47 prohibits drag shows from being performed in front of minors and bans such shows in public places like schools and libraries.
West Virginia SB47 amends the state code to prohibit drag shows from being performed in front of minors and bans such shows in public places, including schools and libraries. The bill defines "drag performance" as a performance where one or more performers use clothing, makeup, or accessories traditionally worn by the opposite sex to exaggerate their gender identity. The bill also prohibits adult-oriented businesses from conducting performances where minors can view them and bans state funding for such performances. The bill defines "minor" as an individual under 18 years of age.
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