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Slack.com slash DHQ. So the fine folks at these Colorado Civil Rights Commission are added

again. They're targeting Jack Phillips and Masterpiece K shop yet again. You may remember

that the Colorado Civil Rights Commission was rhetorically smack down by the Supreme

Court for their treatment of Phillips during the whole gay wedding cake debacle. And even

though the Supreme Court punted on the fundamental question about religious liberty, they also

made it very clear that the Civil Rights Commission had been hostile towards Phillips and

treated him unfairly. But the commission is back at it. They haven't learned their lesson

at all. I'm going to read to you a little bit from the Daily Callers report on this.

It says, Jack Phillips, the Christian Baker who prevailed at the US Supreme Court after

declining to create a custom wedding cake for a gay couple, followed a lawsuit in federal

court late Tuesday suing the Colorado Civil Rights Commission. Phillips and his attorney

at the Alliance Defending Freedom ADF say the commission has revived its campaign against

him following June's high court decision, singling Masterpiece K shop out for disparate

treatment on the basis of their religious beliefs. Now, on the same day that the high court

agreed to review the Masterpiece case. So this was several months ago over a year ago. In

an attorney named our autumn, Skardina called Phillips his shop and asked him to create a

cake celebrating a sex transition. The caller asked that the cake include a blue exterior

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