Many of us remember the Supreme Court taking on the infamous wedding bakery case. Now, yet another Coloradan is looking to the court to protect their right to be, well, a bigot. In this case, the Supreme Court will consider a free speech claim from a Colorado web designer, who says it goes against her religious beliefs to build wedding websites to LGBTQ+ couples.
On Tuesday, the Supreme Court announced it would take up the case of Lorie Smith. Per AP News, Smith, a Denver-area designer, wants to expand her graphic and website design business to include wedding website services. However, she wants to post a statement on her site saying she’ll decline any requests from LGBTQ+ couples, citing Christianity as her excuse.
