Dolly Partons Legacy Lives On as Drag Ban Is Overturned Hours After Her Passing

A federal judge in Texas has overturned a controversial state law aimed at restricting drag performances, declaring it unconstitutional in a ruling that referenced none other than country music icon Dolly Parton. U.S. District Judge David Hittner, appointed by Ronald Reagan, delivered the decision on Tuesday, affirming that Texas Senate Bill 12 represents an unconstitutional limitation on free speech under the First Amendment. The ruling … Continue reading Dolly Partons Legacy Lives On as Drag Ban Is Overturned Hours After Her Passing

Marlon G. BaxterAugust 26, 2026August 27, 2026Leave a comment

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Chicago’s Beloved Landmark: The Legacy of the Marshall Field Clock

The Marshall Field Clock, also known as the “Great Clock,” is an iconic landmark located in downtown Chicago, Illinois. It is situated on the corner of State Street and Washington Street, outside what was once the Marshall Field and Company department store building. The clock has become a beloved symbol of the city and a meeting point for generations of Chicagoans and visitors. The clock … Continue reading Chicago’s Beloved Landmark: The Legacy of the Marshall Field Clock