where did you learn to read? the quote specifically says:

"The back sections [of the papers] were used as examples..."

the "back sections" not "the newspapers". are you dense or what? and who says that seattle center workers understand what they are being told? you obviously don't understand.

Just ask prostitutes which group is their best customers ...

Don't assume the complaint will come from Christians; it's just as likely to be a sexual harassment claim. In any case, it's trouble you probably want to avoid.

In my experience, those things are not necessarily mutually exclusive. I know of one workplace where a sensitive Christian waitress claimed sexual harassment because the flamboyantly gay cooks were talking among themselves and being, well, flamboyantly gay. She claimed their saucy conversations and off-color humor created a hostile work environment. (The cooks received warnings and had the incident noted on their records.) It's pretty subjective when the standard for an infraction is the hurt feelings of the claimant. And most companies err to the side of caution at the mere mention of legal action.

Some people are more easily offended than others. And some people have raised taking offense to an art form.

On the other hand, you should see what they have to read at barber shops ...