A Texas lawmaker wants to make it a crime for a child to attend a drag show.
"I would never take my children to a drag show," Slaton said in a statement.
Slaton, who represents a district east of Dallas, said he will introduce a bill during the next legislative session to ban children from attending drag shows. He said he decided to draft the legislation after a video surfaced over the weekend of children attending a drag show at a bar in Dallas. According to KTVT, the CBS affiliate in Dallas, the bar,"Mr. Misster," promoted the event as a family-friendly show, where kids could interact with the performers.
The event reportedly was meant to promote inclusiveness and raise funds for an LGBTQ youth support group.
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