Excerpt from this article:
"For a second time in just weeks, a
state finds itself on defense in a legal action triggered by its attempt
to dictate what ministers and others say inside their churches. In America. Home of the First Amendment’s protection for freedom of speech and freedom of religion. The newest case was filed against Massachusetts Commission Against
Discrimination commissioners Jamie R. Williamson, Sunila T. George and
Charlotte G. Richie and Attorney General Maura Healey. It’s over a a new 'gender identity' definition adopted in
Massachusetts. The measure makes 'gender identity' a special class, with
more protections than ordinary citizens. Under the provision, the
attorney general has claimed “houses of worship' are places of 'public
accommodation' and members therefore cannot even express ideas
concerning 'religious expression regarding biological sex and gender
identity.'”
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