Introduction

The most famous barbecue joint in constitutional law was once located in Birmingham, Alabama. Ollie's served white customers and black customers, but like a lot of restaurants in the south before the 1960s, would not serve its black customers inside of the restaurant. But when President Lyndon Johnson signed the Civil Rights Act of 1964, that kind of racially discriminatory treatment became illegal,. So it's time to talk about cakes, websites, Santas, and the Constitution. Let's do it.