Welcome to Breakpoint, a daily look and an ever-changing culture through the lens of

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For the Colston Center, I'm John Stone Street.

Believe it or not, this past month, Cake Artist and Business Owner Jack Phillips was back in court.

After a Supreme Court win in 12 years of legal battles, an LGBTQ activist has continued to

harass Jack Phillips for his Christian convictions and his presumption to act upon them.

You might recall that Jack was first taken to court by the Colorado Civil Rights Commission

in 2012, when he respectfully declined to bake a cake for a so-called same-sex wedding.

The couple pursued legal action against Jack despite his offer to serve them anything

in his store and his recommendation of other cake shops that would gladly take their order.

Well the case ended with a 7-2 ruling for Jack in the United States Supreme Court

with a strong condemnation of the state of Colorado for its and I quote here clear and impermissible

hostility toward Jack's faith. However the state went after Jack almost

immediately again for refusing a request to design a cake in celebration of a so-called gender

transition. This time the Alliance defending freedom filed a counter-shoot on behalf of Jack based on the

findings from the Supreme Court against the

Colorado Civil Rights Commission and they quickly back down. Though that should

have been the end of all of these troubles, it was not. After months of

repeated harassment and an increasingly bizarre

and perverse cake request, the trans activist who had requested the so-called

gender transition cake filed a civil suit against Jack Phillips. The request to dismiss the case was

denied by a progressive judge and a lower court ruled against Jack. The

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