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Culhane: Are ‘religious exemptions’ swimming against the tide? Culhane By Culhane, Professor of Law, Widener University 8:54am EST As a competitive (masters) swimmer, I receive a monthly, straight-to-recycle magazine cleverly entitled SWIMMER. If do leaf absently through it for the few minutes it takes to ferry the publication from mail slot to bin, I almost never look at the Letters to the Editor. (“Oh, that story on the woman from Oshkosh who works out while her do their homework at poolside really hit home for me.”) But for some reason I gazed at a letter in this month’s issue that froze my blood. It was from one Wel rd, responding to a piece the magazine had recently run about Duckworth, an openly swimmer and former “star” of The Real World. SWIMMER is forever doing these cheesy profiles, but this one was better than most, because there was just more good material to work with. (For one thing, Duckworth was a rising national swim until an injury threatened not only his career but his mobility.) Wel rd, um, didn’t the story. Here’s some of his less-than-original diatribe: “Homosexuality is akin to thievery, adultery and other sins that should not be tolerated or accepted… Homosexuality destroys lives, individually as well as that of society as a whole.” (It’s not available on-line any more.) Reaction was and, given the closeness of the swimming community, predictable. (I was especially proud of the letter written by the President of my team, the mostly-LGBT Philadelphia FINS.) The publication and the organization responsible for it. Masters Swimming, were deluged with negative letters – and responded decisively. A wise and clear apology followed, and the offending letter was from the on-line version of the magazine while all unmailed copies were destroyed. FULL STORY:

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