Atlanta's swanky Druid Hills Golf Club has been sued by two homosexual members demanding the club extend benefits to 'domestic partners':
The private club's bylaws allow members' spouses to play without guest fees and inherit membership when their husbands or wives die. And while it welcomes openly gay members, it doesn't extend spousal benefits to unmarried partners, gay or straight.
The club stands by its rules, and though Georgia doesn't recognize same-sex unions, Atlanta's Human Relations Commission (search) issued a unanimous ruling that Druid Hills is in violation of the city's non-discrimination ordinance.
So a private club that is following state law in not recognizing homosexual (or heterosexual) 'domestic partnerships' is nonetheless still guilty of discrimination?
They wax worse and worse.
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