I feel like this thread got a little lost. There's a difference between something being legal and being societally encouraged. The original article is about co

I feel like this thread got a little lost. There's a difference between something being legal and being societally encouraged. The original article is about companies working actively to help groups. I think 'age of consent' people should be allowed to shout it from the street corner of their choice, but I don't believe we as a society have to then applaud or patronize people who make a business out of selling them bullhorns. "Some people say" Google refusing to run your ads or host your site (which I guess we've now slipped to from 'sending employees to help grow your business') is censorship, but that's only the case if you're a protected class. And nope, born and raised in the good old midwest, and in fact had write essays on the ten commandments controversy in grade school.