> Or your co-worker is out there on the weekend holding signs that say "Death to Gays" and you just happen to be gay? In the early social media days, I worked

> Or your co-worker is out there on the weekend holding signs that say "Death to Gays" and you just happen to be gay? In the early social media days, I worked in a small team with a man and a woman for a couple of years. When FB came around we friended each other, and I found out that she was a very leftist lesbian and he was a conservative church leader. I was a libertarian-leaning atheist, so we made quite the trifecta. It was never an issue, before or after, because we didn't bring any of the potentially contentious parts of ourselves into the work environment. We can, and should, be able to present different personas depending on the company we are in. The inability to do so, rather than being a moral failing, is a sign of fanaticism.