"Only bold action—action that sends an unmistakable message to the world that our state will not tolerate discrimination against any of its citizens—will be enough to reverse the damage," write the editors at the Indianapolis Star today. And bold action is what they took: Their editorial on the state's Religious Freedom Restoration Act takes up the entirety of today's front page. In their piece, they call on Gov. Mike Pence "to stop clinging to arguments about whether RFRA really does what critics fear" and "to focus instead on fixing this"—and soon, even if it means calling a special General Assembly session after the regular session ends in April. And yes, "fixing": They outline three reasons why the law shouldn't be repealed outright, including that doing so wouldn't "move the state forward." What other papers are saying: