SCOTUS Rules for Free Speech in Discrimination Case

Pride Month hasn’t gone too well for the radical left. It began in the shadows of anti-woke boycotts. It was criticized for parades where homosexuals said they are coming for your children. And it has now ended with a Supreme Court decision that says you can’t be forced to support the movement.

The justices were split 6–3 along partisan lines. They determined that a Christian web designer in Colorado cannot be forced to work on a homosexual wedding project. And it even goes beyond that. The decision applies more broadly, giving people the right to refuse to endorse a message they disagree with in their creative work. What you choose to endorse, or not to endorse, is protected under the First Amendment of the Constitution.