Librarians, you likely want to know about this. "A federal judge in Utah has ruled that drag shows are protected by the first amendment." (the issue involved is a permitting one not a "we object to this at the library" BUT STILL). Drag is free speech, basically. Haters shouldn't dictate policy, also. Some good discussion about Miller (obscenity Supreme Court case) for folks dealing with random "But think of the children!' arguments.

h/t @erikalyn
https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.utd.139943/gov.uscourts.utd.139943.63.0.pdf

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@jessamyn @erikalyn Where i am in Pennsylvania the township is threatening to withhold their funding of the public library because the library is allowing an after-school "Satan Club" to use their meeting room (after an uproar at the school board denied the club use of school grounds).

That's my very imprecise summary of the situation, by the way.

@jessamyn Glad this went this way, though I'm not sure how broadly applicable it will end up being, since (as you noted) it's a permitting issue (that involves very clear-cut content discrimination), rather than one of these state laws that guise themselves as banning lewd behavior in public.
@jessamyn @erikalyn If corporations have free speech, why shouldn't drag queens? 😉