religious exemption

Starbucks handed out Pride t-shirts, and now she’s suing because the shirt she didn’t have to wear would “show her advocacy of a lifestyle in direct contradiction to her religious beliefs.”

The church’s pastor was arrested and he got a lawyer to defend his religious freedom. The lawyer has now been hospitalized for coronavirus too.

They filed a complaint for discrimination because they’re Christian, saying that they were perfectly willing to foster straight kids.

The governor is expected to sign the bill, which creates a religious exemption for adoption agencies.

She says homosexuality offends God, “so I’m entitled to accommodations.” The state says they doubt she can be impartial.

Carson allegedly justified making it easier for homeless shelters to refuse transgender women by calling them “big, hairy men.”

She says her flowers are art, so she can’t be forced to sell arrangements to gay couples.

The Mississippi business owner told one prospective customer, “We don’t do gay weddings or mixed race, because of our Christian race… I mean, our Christian belief.”

The White House is moving forward with another big religious exemption to civil rights law, but says Trump’s “promise and commitment to the LGBTQ community” remains intact.

Texas Attorney General, Republican Ken Paxton, has nothing better to do than pander to his far right base of supporters apparently.