[Excerpt from a discrimination complaint filed by the ACLU]

When M.S. asked Mr. Garrett why he was denying her daughter access to a valid prescribed medication, he told her that he was refusing to fill the prescription because of his personal beliefs. When M.S. asked for clarification, Mr. Garrett explained in a judgmental tone that he was refusing to fill the prescription because he had a “pretty good idea” for what purpose the medication would be used. Mr. Garrett’s statements left M.S. with the sound belief that he was refusing to fill M.S.’s daughter’s prescription because he believed the prescription would be used for M.S.’s daughter’s reproductive healthcare.