Gay Couples’ Rights Vs. Artistry In Supreme Court Case | Let's Talk | NPR

The Supreme Court is considering a case that’s sure to get people’s blood up. On one side is Colorado’s law barring discrimination, including based on sexual orientation. On the other side is a baker who is morally opposed to same-sex marriage and refuses to create cakes for same-sex wedding receptions. NPR’s Nina Totenberg explains what is at stake.

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