Given the great and growing gap between the Progressives and the rest of the country, it is likely that at some point the Supreme Court will been to address the conflict between the “found” right to marry and the 1st Amendment, a point that I believe it was Justice Scalia who indicated the coming collision. We already have had people of strong faith convictions be economically destroyed due to individuals who have long forgotten their “we just want to be accepted” mantra.
That a multitude of the LGBTQ community have suffered discrimination (other than the issue of marriage) is as clear as discrimination of other races and ethnic groups. The Church does not condone discrimination; neither does it support the “woke” concept which has undergird many of the changes in the last several decades.
And while Catholic moral theology would likely hold that making a cake for a gay couple is not material cooperation in the “wedding”, Evangelicals do not necessarily accept that as too subtle. When the power of the State is used against them, it exemplifies the issue Scalia noted.
The “woke” students of at least one university have raised Cain over Chick fil A serving sandwiches on campus. So have the rights had their day? I would suggest the battle rages. Boycotts, however, are not State action, so likely to continue.