This is How Opposite Day 'Progressives" Fight Discrimination

A terse letter from Andrew Clyde's credit card-processing company explained it was discontinuing his corporate account because his Georgia firearms business "no longer met our underwriting guidelines." In a panic, Clyde called three other companies, which denied him, too. [More]

So the names of those companies, and the individuals making that call, aren't of public interest?  Why not?

The Kansas Department of Insurance said it couldn't pinpoint any state law that protects industries from being denied services.

Rename the company LGBT Islamic Firearms and try again.