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At those conventions, different groups have booths, usually to give out literature on specific issues.
Why deny the Log Cabin Republicans? Catering to the right version of woke and don’t want to offend?

Did you read some of the comments, like 10 and 12? This is political parties, not religious sects. Maybe that’s why they want a booth.

State GOP chairman Steve Munisteri confirmed to The Huffington Post that groups advocating for gay rights are not allowed to put up booths at the convention, which runs from June 5 to 7. The issue, he explained, is that their position runs counter to the current party platform, which the state GOP adopted in 2012. A policy was established at the last convention, that groups wanting to set up booths can’t advocate for positions that contradict the platform.

“We affirm that the practice of homosexuality tears at the fabric of society and contributes to the breakdown of the family unit,” it adds. “Homosexuality must not be presented as an acceptable ‘alternative’ lifestyle, in public policy, nor should ‘family’ be redefined to include homosexual ‘couples.’”

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/log-cabin-republicans-texas_n_5411728

All I can say is I’m glad President Trump didn’t think that way politically.