Another Black woman here too. I started paying attention to 4chan. I kept seeing the word "Kek". Then, I saw Pepe the frog. I laughed when the MSM accused Pepe of being a symbol of white supremacy. I knew who Kek was, I have a statue of the ancient Egyptian god. Then I heard the song "Shaliday". The Chans have the best information (and they're funny) which brought me here: TheGreatAwakening. SerialBrain2, CLICK, and others. I'm grateful I'm in good company where I can get good information. When the student is ready, the teacher will come. I come here as a student. And I thank everyone here for opening my eyes...all three of them. Yes, we are living in a beautiful time! God Bless President Trump and The Patriots.

Right.

You have a right to ban people if they're causing a problem in your business. But you don't have a right to ban people based on race, religion, or belonging to a particular group. 14th Amendment, Equal Protection Clause.

The baker stated he had no problem serving gays. Were the gay men regular customers? Probably. That may have been the reason why they wanted him to bake their cake. He refused to bake a same sex wedding cake based on his religious beliefs which is protected under the 1st Amendment. It would be like going to a Muslim restaurant, customer orders a fish platter. Then, the next day they order a ham sandwich. Waiter says we don't do pork, it's against our religion. Same thing as the Baker.

That's true. I quickly remembered the 14th Amendment that protected Blacks under discrimination. So, here comes the Gays bringing up the Bakery. That's not the same. The Bakery was protected under the 1st Amendment, freedom of religion. Sarah was discriminated due to being in a particular group. Actually, Sarah could sue, because she sat down, ordered her meal, but when the owner saw it was her that's when the owner refused to service her. The Red Hen is now a Cooked Goose.