Rocco DiGrazia, owner of a pizzeria in Arizona, decided to show his disapproval of the bill to allow owners to refuse service based on the sexuality of the customer under the premise of religion, by hanging a sign saying that he reserves the right to refuse service to Arizona legislators. He was ecstatic when the bill was vetoed, saying that he "cannot condone discrimination against one group of people."
We will learn about this while studying the people's rights, and we already learned about peaceful protest, as was this case.
I am glad that he spoke up, because LGBT rights are a serious issue and we need to protect them, as a country.
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