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Uplifting Twitter Responses to the Disheartening Cake Shop Ruling

The Supreme Court sided against the LGBT community, but the internet is still in our favor.

People Are Tweeting Uplifting Responses To The Cakeshop Supreme Court Decision

In a 7-2 ruling, the Supreme Court decided that the Colorado Civil Rights Commission violated the rights of the Christian baker who refused to make a wedding cake for a gay couple. A ruling siding with someone who denies services to LGBT people is discouraging to say the least, especially as the Pride season kicks off.

However, many are coming out to condemn the decision and lift up the LGBT community.

More to come.

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