Supreme Court to decide if Colorado's law banning conversion therapy violates free speech

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : She would like to use talk therapy with clients "who have same-sex attractions or gender identity confusion and who also prioritize their faith above their feelings" and who "are seeking to live a life consistent with their faith," according to court filings.
52% : The question at the center of the case, Chiles v. Salazar, is whether a therapist who uses talk therapy to try to convince minors to change their sexual orientation or gender identity is protected by a First Amendment right to free speech.
50% : The law permits her to help minor clients embrace their sexual orientation or gender identity through talk therapy but not to change it.
41% : This 2023 decision permitted the webpage designer to deny services to same-sex couples requesting webpages for their weddings, in violation of Colorado's law prohibiting sexual orientation discrimination.

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