Several states already inacted this type of law. However, for some reason people are boycotting Indiana specifically because of this law. Basically, the way it was explained to me is it is religious people having the right to not serve gay people at their business. So, it is a little like "The no colored served here" in the south before the 1964 Federal Civil Rights legislation was signed into law by President Johnson.
However, if the U.S. believes in Freedom of religion then it is a clash between the rights of all being served and the rights of the religious being served. I don't see how the supreme court is going to rule on something like this eventually.
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Hundreds rally against Indiana law, say it's discriminatory
| Salt Lake Tribune | - |
Indiana
Gov. Mike Pence holds a news conference at the Statehouse in
Indianapolis, Thursday, March 26, 2015. Pence has signed into law a
religious objections bill that some convention organizers and business
leaders have opposed amid concern it could ...
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