We'll never be able to discuss this rationally as long as one side continues to make false claims about what the memo said. The memo doesn't promote discrimina

We'll never be able to discuss this rationally as long as one side continues to make false claims about what the memo said. The memo doesn't promote discrimination, and in fact, raises concerns about how the existing policy is legally murky because it does--just in the other direction. Your analogy is ridiculous, and just because some people perceive discrimination doesn't mean any has occurred. That there's a legal issue if you presume it has simply because people were offended is immaterial.