An Alabama printing company that has strong Christian convictions and has been working with the University of South Alabama for roughly 40 years engendered hostility when it refused to print a student magazine that championed pro-LGBT messages, including cross-dressing and drag queens.
As Al.com reports, “Interstate Printing told the Editor-in-Chief of Due South Magazine Wednesday that the content of the magazine, which is about diversity and inclusion, did not align with the company’s religious values.”
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