Supreme Court Ruling Ducks Conflict Between Religious, Gay Rights
Supreme Court,Religion And Faith,LGBTQ Issues,Free Speech
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The Supreme Court ducked deciding whether religious merchants have a constitutional right to deny service to gay people, but did rule Monday that a Christian baker didn’t get a fair hearing before a state civil-rights commission and therefore shouldn’t be penalized for turning away a same-sex couple.
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