re: Didn't like the Hobby Lobby decision? Look at the follow up decisions

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True. Although I do understand that is was an attempt to accommodate those groups that were truly religious oriented (and non-profit).

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Non-profit is irrelevant. A non-profit is bound by almost all the rules a for-profit is bound by with the exception of paying taxes. They still comply with discrimination law, OSHA, and other rules, regulations and policies.

Liberals don't like profit and they create a separate category in their mind for for-profits but the distinction is largely artificial.

And a great point was made earlier. Does Gannett Corp not have freedom of the press because they're a corporation? Does Greenpeace lose the right to assemble because they're a corporation? Does the Southern Baptist Convention lose the right to freedom of religion because they're a corporation? Does Clear Channel lose the right to freedom of speech because they're a corporation? Y'all are in a lather about corporations being "given" personhood and rights when they already had it.