The university system’s Board of Regents banned the art form in late February, calling it “offensive” and “demeaning” to women. But after the injunction, the annual student-run drag show, known as Draggieland, will be able to carry on March 27 as planned.

Judge Lee H. Rosenthal said the student group that organizes Draggieland, the Queer Empowerment Council, was likely to succeed in showing the ban violates the First Amendment.

A federal judge has ruled that a drag show at Texas A&M University can go on as scheduled this week despite a Board of Regents effort to ban it

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