Days after the Supreme Court handed down their decision in 303 Creative LLC v. Elenis and ruled in favor of a web designer who did not want to service same-sex couples because she says it infringes on her first amendment rights, a hairdresser in the small town of Traverse City, Michigan publicly posted about refusing service to clients who may have different pronouns than what they were assigned at birth. “If a human identifies as anything other than a man/woman, please seek services at a local pet groomer,” Christine Geiger, the hair salon owner, said in a since-deleted Facebook post.