With each passing day, new demonstrations against coronavirus lockdowns and restrictions arise.
As states revert back into various forms of lockdowns, many people are not eager to quietly go along with it. Countless businesses that suffered adverse impacts from the first lockdown are now reeling as elected officials order certain places to suspend operations yet again.
In Texas, numerous state residents are pushing back against Gov. Greg Abbott’s orders requiring mandatory masks and the closure of bars. This is why Texans hosted a Texas Bars Fight Back Rally earlier this week.
During this time, Texans gathered and danced with one another at a nightclub close to Houston.
A closer look at pushback against Abbott’s restrictions
Like many other Americans in different parts of the country, Texans are tiring of government mandates dictating how they live their lives. This is why state residents spent time at Chuters Dance Hall & Saloon on Sunday night.
While gathering with one another and dancing, many participants did not social distance or wear face masks. Similarly to bar closures, mandatory masking is another of Abbott’s ordinances that aren’t going too well.
