Commentary
On Friday, the U.S. Supreme Court issued its much-anticipated ruling in 303 Creative v. Elenis, handing down a resounding victory for free speech, and ensuring that governments can’t force Americans—no matter their views—to say things they don’t believe.
The case arose when the state of Colorado censored graphic designer Lorie Smith and her business, 303 Creative. Ms. Smith is a Christian who serves all people but can’t express or promote all messages. She wanted to start designing websites that celebrate weddings between a husband and wife, but Colorado officials demanded that she also celebrate same-sex weddings in violation of her faith….