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This disgusting degeneracy is now officially BANNED in Florida for kids.

Thank you @GovRonDeSantis. pic.twitter.com/KbEQMw8J7L

— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) December 16, 2025

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(Libs of TikTok) shares a video of children watching drag performers at an outdoor event decorated with rainbow themes, criticizing it as "disgusting degeneracy." The caption states: "This disgusting degeneracy is now officially BANNED in Florida for kids. Thank you

@GovRonDeSantis

."Video DescriptionThe attached video (about 31 seconds long) shows a stage performance where drag queens in colorful, revealing outfits dance and interact with an audience that includes young children and families. The event appears to be a public, family-oriented gathering with pride/rainbow decorations.Background and Recent DevelopmentsThis refers to Florida's 2023 law (SB 1438, known as the Protection of Children Act), which prohibits venues from knowingly admitting minors to "adult live performances" featuring nudity, sexual conduct, lewd exposure, or content deemed obscene for children. The law does not explicitly ban drag shows but targets performances with sexual elements, and it has been widely applied to them.

• The law was initially blocked by a federal injunction in 2023 after a lawsuit by Hamburger Mary's (an Orlando venue hosting drag events).
• Earlier appeals in 2025 (e.g., May) upheld the block, with courts calling it potentially overbroad or vague under the First Amendment.
• However, on December 15, 2025, the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals lifted the statewide injunction, allowing enforcement across Florida (except possibly for the original plaintiff venue). Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier announced this as a win, stating the law is now in effect to prevent children from attending sexually explicit performances.

As of December 17, 2025, such events with minors present are prohibited statewide, with penalties including fines, license revocation, or misdemeanor charges for violations.The post has garnered significant engagement (over 21k likes, thousands of reposts/replies), mostly supportive from conservative users who view it as child protection, with some calling it "child abuse" if parents attend similar events.