For what it's worth, I've seen no one claiming conferences doesn't have the right to exclude whomever they want. > Now others may disagree with you, or even sh

For what it's worth, I've seen no one claiming conferences doesn't have the right to exclude whomever they want. > Now others may disagree with you, or even shun you for doing so. I believe that is what is happening here. A portion of the tech community (of which I am a part) have begun to see this movement[1] as toxic, and are speaking out against it. The desired result is to either come to an equitable compromise, or eject the members of the movement from the community. [1]: "this movement", meaning what others here have referred to as "SJW". I'm unaware of a term for it that is not implicitly biased, and while I oppose the movement as a whole I recognize that there are underlying issues that must be addressed and am loath to group everyone who would describe themselves as passionate about "social justice" into a single group. It's far more nuanced than that.