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Biden ‘deeply concerned’ Supreme Court ruling could lead to more discrimination against LGBTQ community

Por: The Hill Politics June 30, 2023

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President Biden on Friday expressed his disappointment with a Supreme Court ruling that found an evangelical web designer could not be required to provide services for same-sex couples if they asked her to, raising concerns that it would invite growing discrimination against the LGBTQ community. “In America, no person should face discrimination simply because of who they are or who they love,” Biden said in a statement. “The Supreme... + full article



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