article_snippet: Take combustible issues like religion and sexuality, stir in a new law and talk of a boycott, then -- boom!
article_snippet: Others say that Indiana seems out of step with modern times.
article_snippet: And then there is the business reaction -- both the nascent boycott from outside Indiana and the rush by some businesses inside Indiana to declare that, law or no law, law or no law have no intention of turning anyone away.
article_snippet: My team just canceled travel to IN due to the #ReligiousFreedomRestorationAct," tweeted a user under the name Mark C Somerville, who says he works for @salesforce.
article_snippet: And a tweet from a the St. Elmo Steak House, a business in Indianapolis, Indiana's capital and Indiana largest city, pledged in capital letters to continue serving ALL.
article_snippet: Before you go and get too self-righteous w/ your #BoycottIndiana," a user called Caleb Parke tweeted, "@GovPenceIN is protecting #religiousfreedom for EVERYONE!
highlights_snippet: Some Indiana businesses tweet that Some Indiana businesses will continue to serve all customers, regardless of orientation.
  
highlights_snippet: Some users take to social media in attempt to organize boycott of Indiana .