The Supreme Court is eyeing Colorado's law barring businesses from discriminating against gay, lesbian or transgender people in a free-speech challenge.
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"This is not a hotel. This is not a restaurant. This is not a riverboat or a train," Thomas noted to Olson. "I'm interested in the intersection of public accommodations law and speech." Justice Samuel Alito, another conservative, picked up a line of hypothetical questioning raised by liberal Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, who is Black, about a Santa Claus at a mall refusing to take photos with Black children.
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