The argument that is circular is yours, by saying school x's bigotry is more noble than school Y's, because snowflake. The lack of coherence is actually pretty gross.
You are again confusing the basketball court with the school's mission statements, and by extension their admission and employment policies.
You need all to be on the same field, and they are not.
I'm not confused, Marty - and I've already addressed directly what my view is.
If this was a school that banned black folks - this would be an EXPECTED protest.
BUUUuuuuuUt,
Since society is so far behind in ridding itself of
homophobia, this seems new and weird to do. It's okay, the Country is catching up! Same way they did on Marriage.
It's not weird at all, a person should not be Banned from some-place because of their legal sexual disposition, just like they shouldn't be banned because of their racial dispositions. It's prehistoric to accept this level of bigotry, or to dignify it at all. Others using their 1st Amendment against it gives them a choice: learn from it, or continue down the broken path. Dispositions are our natural state of being, and when they're not criminal and infringing on anyone - casting them out is a disgusting thing to do. ESPECIALLY if they're children, it's actually pretty disgusting!