News Jun 17, 2019 at 3:58 pm

The Supreme Court Won't Hear the Gresham Same-Sex Wedding Cake Case—But It's Not Dead Yet

Blair Stenvick
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Please never omit to mention that Sweet Cakes' owners doxxed the Bowman-Cryers and their foster kids, the orphaned daughters of a friend who died of cancer - published to facebook their names, home address and email on the unredacted BOLI complaint. As far as I have ever heard, there were no legal repercussions for that action.

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