The Kentucky Supreme Court handed a victory Thursday to Lexington promotional print shop owner Blaine Adamson. The court found that the Gay and Lesbian Services Organization (GLSO) did not have a legal right to sue Adamson or his business for declining to print a message that violates his religious beliefs.
For more than seven years, Adamson has been battling in court for the right to run his business consistently with his faith.
He faced many setbacks: boycotts against his promotional printing company, Hands On Originals; hateful emails, phone calls, and Facebook comments; and some customers even pulled their business. ...
