frigidweirdo
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- Mar 7, 2014
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The difference is that Blacks couldn't go into the business at all. This is different from someone going into a business and asking for something the business doesn't provide. The easiest example is the bakery: No one is denying anyone a cake available to anyone else. They are denying the type of cake they would deny to anyone else, too. As for photography: I am merely an amateur photographer, but if the subject doesn't truly interest me, that reflects in my work. For example, house cats. If you are paying someone to photograph a special event, you want someone enthusiastic about it.The problem here is the US went to this point, had black people excluded from businesses because they were black. It's not right.
I've done a few weddings for friends/family. The one where everyone arrived under the influence and proceeded from there is some of my worst work ever.
Well, clearly the bakers did provide the ability for people to personalize their cakes.
You are an amateur. If you weren't, if it were your business, you'd have to adhere to certain laws.
Now, there are ways to get around such laws without coming across as homophobic, but these bakers didn't do this.