LGBTQ+ Rights Are on the Docket as Supreme Court Starts New Term

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

46% : The Colorado anti-discrimination law at issue, in this case, is the same one that was brought Masterpiece Cakeshop before the court in 2018 when the justices ruled in favor of baker Jack Phillips, who refused to bake the wedding cake of a gay couple.
46% : A disagreement arose among the justices in the majority over whether the logic of Dobbs should lead to reconsideration of other landmark decisions, including the one establishing a constitutional right to marriage equality.
45% : As a reliably anti-LGBTQ+ justice on the high court, Clarence Thomas stood out by pursuing, among other things, marriage equality in his concurring opinion in Dobbs.
36% : This term will bring major controversies over affirmative action, voting, religion, free speech, and gay rights.

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