Lexington business owner and performer react to proposed bills that could regulate drag performances ...Middle East

LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) – Two bills were filed, one in the House and one in the Senate. Lawmakers said they aim to protect children from ‘sexually explicit performances’ and would define drag shows as such. “I don’t think it is actually aimed at protecting the innocence of children. I think it’s for attention,” said Rebecca Richter, the owner of Crossings Lexington. Richter owns Crossings Lexington, a bar known for it’s inclusivity, and the several drag performances hosted there each month. Performances that would be outlawed under two recently filed bills, House Bill 402 by Representative Nancy Tate and Senate Bill 147 by Senator Lindsay Tichenor. Both categorizing places that allow the

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