Same-sex marriage foe appeals to SCOTUS over anti-discrimination law
The Supreme Court will hear the appeal of a Colorado wedding website designer who says the state violates her free speech by requiring her to serve LGBTQ couples.
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The Supreme Court will hear the appeal of a Colorado wedding website designer who says the state violates her free speech by requiring her to serve LGBTQ couples.
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Share this article BOULDER, Colo., May 25, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Bobo's, the Colorado-based snack brand that puts love at the center of everything, has partnered with three talented artists from the LGBTQ+ community to design the limited-edition packaging of the brand's third annual Pride Bar. Ludi Leiva, Shanee Benjamin and Cheyne Gallarde were handpicked by the brand for their unique and inspired artistic styles and were provided with Bobo's Pride Bar packaging as their canvas to deliver their own creative expression of Pride for the LGBTQ+ community. Each of the three artists' designs wil...
Originally published on May 10, 2021 12:14 pm Western Oregon University announced Monday that it will be requiring vaccines for all on-campus students and employees this fall. WOU is the latest Oregon public university to make such an announcement. Last week, both Portland State University and Oregon State University made similar calls. WOU President Rex Fuller announced the vaccination requirement in a student town-hall meeting Monday morning. “Our decision for doing this really relates to the idea that we should be able to have a safe community with the greater numbers of vaccines goi...
Originally published on April 23, 2021 1:20 pm The board of trustees at Western Oregon University has decided to raise tuition for in-state undergraduate students by just more than 2%, going against an initial recommendation by a university committee to freeze tuition for that group of students. With the decision, WOU is the last of Oregon’s public universities to set tuition rates for the upcoming academic year. The university’s Tuition and Fee Advisory Committee, a group made up of various members of the campus community, was unanimous in its decision to recommend no increase for in-s...