The Colorado Civil Rights Division ruled that Marjorie Silva, owner of Denver’s Azucar Bakery, did not discriminate against William Jack when she refused to prep two bible-shaped cakes with anti-gay imagery and phrases like “God hates gays” written in icing. Silvia even offered to sell Jack the cakes and icing separately so that he could write the words himself but he continued to insist that he was being discriminated against and filed a complaint against the bakery.