
A | MURFREESBORO, Tenn. -- A federal judge has temporarily blocked city officials in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, from enforcing an ordinance designed to ban drag performances from taking place on public property.An order issued Friday by Chief U.S. District Court Judge Waverly Crenshaw Jr. bars the city from enforcing the ordinance during the BoroPride Festival scheduled for next weekend. The judge's order came in a lawsuit filed earlier this month by the American Civil Liberties Union of Tennessee on behalf of the Tennessee Equality Project, a nonfprofit that advocates for LGBTQ+ rights and has hosted the BoroPride Festival since 2016. The order said the city of Murfreesboro — located about 34 miles (55 kilometers) south of Nashville — and the equality project reached an agreement that the city will not enforce the ordinance during the Oct. 28 festival.The lawsuit alleges the ordinance discriminates against the LGBTQ+ community and violates the First Amendment by chilling free speech rights.The ACLU said the order “confirms that the community’s free speech rights will be protected at the BoroPride Festival” as the lawsuit continues to be heard in court.“We are relieved that the court has taken action to ensure that Murfreesboro’s discriminatory ordinance will not be enforced during the BoroPride festival. We look forward to a safe, joyful celebration of Murfreesboro’s LGBTQ+ community," Tennessee Equality Project Executive Director Chris Sanders said in a statement. The legal challenge is the latest development in the ongoing political battle over LGBTQ+ rights in Tennessee, where the state’s conservative leaders have sought to limit events where drag performers may appear, restrict classroom conversations about gender and sexuality, and ban gender-affirming care.Conservative activists alleged that drag performances that took place during the 2022 Pride event resulted in the “illegal sexualization of kids.”The equality project said the performers were fully clothed and denied the shows were inappropriate. The city warned the organization it would deny any future event permits and later approved updating its “community decency standards” intended to “assist in the determination of conduct, materials, and events that may be judged as obscene or harmful to minors.”A spokesperson for the city did not immediately respond to an email seeking comment on the judge's order.。
一键部署OpenClaw 2026年4月1日,央视曝光“澳洲优思益”叶黄素品牌实为国内生产、地址造假、奖项造假,引发全网关注。此后,曾为该品牌带货或代言的明星网红纷纷发布声明,道歉并赔款。现按照时间顺序梳理如下: 4月1日(事件曝光当天) 李若彤最先发声。她通过直播间官微“彤享会”发布致歉声明,直言感到“震惊、愤怒和自责”,承认自己在选品时忽视了产品产地真实性的严格把关。她宣布即刻启动“先行售后机制”:凡是在她直播间和橱窗购买的优思益产品,无论购买日期、无论是否开封,订单当天立刻全额退款。 时尚博主章小蕙通过公司账号“玫瑰是玫瑰”发布正式致歉声明,个人企微“章大蕙”同步转发。她表示辜负了大家信任,深感愧疚。消费者可在公告发布后15个工作日内联系客服,团队以“先行赔付”形式在订单核实后7个工作日内全额退款。 演员明道发布《关于优思益品牌事件的公告说明》,向消费者郑重道歉,承诺对通过他直播间或橱窗下单的每一位消费者负责到底。消费者可在公告发布后30个工作日内联系小助理,以“先行赔付”方式退款,订单核实后7个工作日内完成。他还表示接下来一个月将重新审核所有已合作品牌。 网红夏诗文在当晚发布声明,力度最大——她宣布执行“先行赔付、退一赔三”的补偿方案,若赔偿金额不足500元,则按500元赔付。 此外,知名直播电商红人“较真的可乐姐”也发布了致歉声明并承诺先行全额退款。网红“青菀”在道歉的同时直接晒出银行卡余额截图,称自己卖了8万元,赔了12万元,“就当买个教训”。 4月2日 演员伊能静的客服团队表示,将对通过伊能静直播间下单的优思益产品订单先行售后,予以全额退款处理,7个工作日内退完全部款项。 演员曾舜晞的工作室发文称,其与该品牌从2024年6月开始短期合作,当年年底终止,合作期间已在能力范围内尽职履行审查义务。目前已委托专业律师全面复查所有合作文件与流程,并将保留追究其法律责任的一切权利。但声明中并未提及具体赔付方式。 演员陈妍希也发布道歉声明,并公布了相关的赔付机制。 “与辉同行”团队(董宇辉方)作出回应,表示“第一时间启动全面复盘核查”,承诺可为在直播间购买过优思益旗下产品的消费者订单先行垫付、全额退款,同时会严格复盘选品审核,强化风控把关。但董宇辉本人并未亲自出镜道歉。 4月3日 媒体点名指出,吴昕、林允等明星也曾安利过优思益品牌。截至4月3日,这些人尚未公开回应或道歉。 后续补充 除上述明星外,还有近2000名主播曾为优思益带过货。

B | 部分小主播仅能对90天内未拆封的产品退款,有的甚至只愿按佣金比例退款15%,更有一些带货博主至今一声不吭,让消费者自己去找品牌方索赔。 总体来看,李若彤是反应最快、态度最诚恳的;夏诗文是赔偿力度最大的(退一赔三);而董宇辉方面直到4月2日才由团队发声,且本人始终没有出镜道歉,与其他明星形成鲜明对比。
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