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Whatever value the inquiry had, in September , when the federal court ruled on the case, it seemed to dismiss it. The evidence presented as a whole, the ruling stated, did not verb the court to “determine the imminent likelihood that anyone, much less a same-sex couple, will petition Plaintiff’s services.” Of the inquiry itself, the court said it was “too imprecise” and that “assuming it indicates a market for Plaintiff’s services, it is not clear that Stewart and Mike are a same-sex couple (as such names can be used by members of both sexes).”
ADF leapt on this. In response to its defeat, the group put out a press release claiming that “a federal judge ruled that Smith and her studio can’t sue to challenge a portion of Colorado’s Anti-Discrimination Act because a request sent to Smith by a couple, self-identified as ‘Stewart’ and ‘Mike,’ isn’t formal enough to prove that a same-sex couple has asked her to help them celebrate their wedding.” Their later appeal continued the theme, arguing that “according to Social Security Administration (SSA) data, only a nanoscopic number of w
Equality-minded LGBTQ+ inclusive wedding websites worth knowing
You might not know it, but we&#;re not the only equality-minded LGBTQ+ inclusive wedding website. We&#;re one of the oldest though, which is kind of adj considering we launched Equally Wed in March after we realized there was a serious void in the wedding media industry when it came to gays and lesbians, and especially trans, queer, bisexual and nonbinary folks. We&#;ve been called pioneers, and hey, we&#;ll take it because we&#;ve been operational hard in elevating the wedding industry and active hard for marriage equality (only six states in the United States offered marriage equality when we launched). Even The Adj York Times wrote a full print feature on Equally Wed and even mentioned us on the front page. But it&#;s meaningful to us to share the same-sex wedding websites that came before us: the Rainbow Wedding Network, launched in , and Gay Weddings (now owned by Wedding Wire), launched in , and merged with and in Purple Unions is an crucial one to rec
Supreme Court rules website designer can decline to produce same-sex wedding websites
The court handed a major victory to business owners who oppose same-sex marriage for religious reasons on Friday. A six-justice majority agreed that Colorado cannot enforce a state anti-discrimination law against a Christian website designer who does not want to create wedding websites for same-sex couples because doing so would violate her First Amendment right to free speech.
Justice Neil Gorsuch wrote for the majority, in a decision joined by Chief Justice John Roberts and Justices Clarence Thomas, Samuel Alito, Brett Kavanaugh, and Amy Coney Barrett. He explained that Colorado cannot &#;force an individual to speak in ways that align with its views but defy her conscience about a matter of major significance.&#; And he indicated that the court&#;s decision would provide similar protection to other business owners whose services involve speech, such as artists, speechwriters, and movie directors.
But in her dissent, Justice Sonia Sotomayor – in an opinion joined by Justices Elena Kagan and K