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Memphis florist says she won't do business with Trump supporters — then immediately regrets it
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0:43Now PlayingA Memphis florist who refused to serve customers who voted for President-elect Donald Trump has been forced to close up shop temporarily after receiving nasty backlash over her decision.
Everbloom Design owner Kristin Wolter announced her shop would be closed through the end of the week “due to threats to me and my business” since laying down her controversial sales policy last week, according to the Daily Mail, citing a statement on the business’ now-private Instagram.
“I knew standing up for what I believe in would have consequences,” she wrote in a statement about the closure. “They are showing their true colors and lack of decency and humanity.”
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