Extremist Catholic Orders Antigay Cake From Black Lesbian-Owned Bakery
Good Cakes and Bakes received an order for red velvet cake -- iced with "Homosexual acts are gravely evil."
August 14 2020 1:35 PM
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Good Cakes and Bakes received an order for red velvet cake -- iced with "Homosexual acts are gravely evil."
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