Q&A on Free Speech, Religious Liberty, and Discrimination

Religious LibertyAnti-discrimination
Written By Center for Gender & Sexuality Law Columbia University

Can a fast food chain refuse to serve LGBTQ customers? Can a photographer refuse to take pictures at a Jewish wedding? Haven’t businesses always been able to turn away certain customers or refuse to provide goods and services they oppose? This Q&A will address these questions and others, explaining the latest legal developments at the intersection of anti-discrimination law and the First Amendment.

Center for Gender & Sexuality Law Columbia University
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