Tulsa bakery gets hateful messages while celebrating Pride Month [Video]

TULSA, Okla. — A local bakery is feeling the impacts of hate speech after making cookies celebrating Pride Month.

As the negative comments began to build, OK Cookie Momster’s owners decided enough was enough. Libby Morely, co-owner and founder of the bakery, took to social media.

“We are a very inclusive business, and we see the great in people,” Morley said in a post online.

Her demeanor typically reflects the cookies she creates. Vibrant, colorful, and full of love. However, sometimes, even the toughest cookie can break.

“We’ve received some really hateful disturbing messages over the past month, and it took a long time to think about how I wanted to respond,” Morley said.

Morley and her wife, Rachael Foster-Morley, created cookies for Pride Month in June. Many supported them, while others showed their distaste.

“We get messages on and off throughout the year,” Morley said. “Just people that we …