T-Shirt Company Sued

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(11-01-2019, 01:48 PM)Belsnickel Wrote: My take on it is pretty much the same. Were there a case like this against an explicitly protected class then there would be near unanimous condemnation. If he had the same response to a group coming in looking to print African-American heritage festival shirts or Latin American, then he would be denounced as racist. However, because it's bigotry towards the GSM community he is defended because (a) it isn't explicitly protected federally and (b) it's still one the acceptable prejudices in many circles around the country.

Should the company be forced to print the shirts for the African-American heritage Festival regardless of the message the heritage wants to use to promote their festival or should the content of the message have a bearing?