We support legislation at the state and federal levels that concretely defines public accommodations as originally defined and understood in the Civil Rights Act of 1964, that it: a. Prohibit any change to that legal definition by any federal, state, or local law to expand government control to restrict any First Amendment rights. b. Proscribe any law that requires any private business or individual to create or provide a custom product or service, or any kind of expressive work, or enter into a contract, or be coerced into any speech that is not their own.