The Slate article focuses on the New mexico photography case, of which I've not researched. But i DO KNOW about the Colorado bakery case involving Masterpiece Bakery.

This was pure hatred and attempted subjugation by militant gay gestapo activists. The real deal: Two Gay Gestapo militants were "married" in MASSACHUSETTS. Later, in Colorado, they searched out and found the one Christian-owned bakery in Denver. There were 82 (!!) closer bakeries to where they live (their address can be found online), some specializing in wedding cakes. But these 2 militants passed by all these so they could confront the Christian baker at Masterpiece and demand a "gay wedding cake" ..... intentionally CREATING the conflict just so they could sue him into oblivion. The baker at Masterpiece told them, "I'm happy to bake a cake for any other reason - birthday, etc. - but can't for a gay wedding." The mother of one of the gay hate filled gestapo militants (*who went to Masterpiece with the 2 militants) admitted, "It was never about the cake." With the legal persecution fund already raised ahead of time, they then sued the baker who may now lose his livelihood (and his ability to provide for his family and children) because the far left Colorado court ruled the baker guilty even though he specifically said he would be happy to bake for any other activity for the militants. These militants doe not even belong in a free country, let alone deserve being catered to!

The font brought the right amount of attention to the comment. This gay-marriage madness is a whomped-up controversy whose purpose is the suppression of free speech and religious expression. But so many “conservatives” cannot wait to jump on the bandwagon—see, e.g., National Review.