October 15, 2019
Washington State forced a floral designer to provide flowers to same-sex weddings, in violation of her religious beliefs.
RFI Position: Weddings are inherently religious in Islam, Christianity, and Judaism; Washington’s requirement that a florist participate in same sex weddings violates the First Amendment.
Read the amicus brief here.
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