[Leisler]

"AT&T allows LEAGUE Foundation to conduct its communication and planning activities -- including phone calls, faxes, and emails -- on corporate premises. However, Eader noted that LEAGUE and LEAGUE at AT&T Foundation "are 2 different and distinct, even though related, organizations."

Not that I am, but I doubt AT&T would allow conservative Christian or Catholics or pro-gun groups to run whatever activates on their property. And you know that. Therefore a public company is discriminating as to what organizations can and can not use its property. Just because you favor one particular group doesn't make it right. But you knew that.

[tdadams]

I doubt AT&T would allow conservative Christian or Catholics or pro-gun groups to run whatever activates on their property.

This is true, but maybe not out of inherent discrimination or prejudice against those groups' ideology. The reason is because AT&T wants to appear inclusive, progressive, and accomodating. In today's society, that means embracing a gay union.

Conservative Christians and gun rights groups are perceived as the antithesis of inclusive, progressive, and accomodating.