It’s not really about “creative” endeavors, it’s about expressing a message. According to the SCOTUS, you can’t be forced to express any message, whether via a cake or a website.
If there is no message in your product then you cannot discriminate against protected classes, even if your work is creative.
Cooking is often creative but it rarely expresses a message that the cook may object to.
For “creative” endeavors, yes. If “creative” covers baking would probably be down to how good of a argument a lawyer could make is.
It’s not really about “creative” endeavors, it’s about expressing a message. According to the SCOTUS, you can’t be forced to express any message, whether via a cake or a website.
If there is no message in your product then you cannot discriminate against protected classes, even if your work is creative.
Cooking is often creative but it rarely expresses a message that the cook may object to.