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HOUSTON, TX , April 25, 2014  – A coalition of pro-family organizations and leaders have said Mozilla Corporation has created “a hostile working environment” for those who hold to traditional Christian teachings about sexuality and asked the company to clarify whether "all pro-marriage, pro-family, pro-life, and religious employees and talent” must “vacate the company." In a letter sent in early April, the coalition – including the conversion therapy group Homosexuals Anonymous – explained that the forced resignation of Brendan Eich as Mozilla's CEO had caused the organizations to consider Mozilla's commitment to "an inclusive, safe environment embracing and defending diversity." Brendan Eich, former CEO of Mozilla Citing public statements by Mozilla before and after Eich's resignation, as well as press reports, the letter says that "Mozilla has opted to inappropriately include in their workplace the irrelevant and often fluid private

The  Mozilla controversy  continues to draw commentary and attention around the web and throughout the media. Predictably, all this activity calls for setting the record straight on some points of misinformation, just as the always-stilted media narrative demands balance from the voices that you won't see on the late night talk shows. The Devil is in the (Misremembered) Details At  Slate  last Friday, columnist Mark Joseph Stern — who "covers science, the law, and LGBTQ issues" —  writes about Mozilla CEO Brendan Eich's resignation and the Proposition 8 campaign , in an article that undoubtedly deals with LGBTQ issues but seems uninformed by science and misinformed about the law. The article is also fast and loose with the facts about the campaign to which Mr. Eich donated $1,000.00 in 2008. Stern's piece — entitled " Just a Reminder: The Campaign for Prop 8 Was Unprecedentedly Cruel " — bears this central thesis: [I]t's easy to forget t

 Pundits and others across the political spectrum, including numerous supporters of same-sex "marriage," are criticizing Mozilla for forcing out former CEO and cofounder Brandon Eich. Eich, who invented JavaScript , accepted the position of CEO in late March. However, within days activists had launched a campaign to force him out over a $1,000 donation he made to support Proposition 8 in 2008. Homosexual activists and their supporters, including the online dating company OKCupid , initiated boycotts and media pressure against Mozilla. Despite the company's assurances that Eich would always treat employees equally, the pressure was unrelenting, and Eich stepped down less than two weeks after taking the helm. According to openly homosexual Republican strategist Jimmy LaSalvia , who co-founded GOProud , "There are no winners here." LaSalvia told LifeSiteNews.com that while he believes the battle over acceptance of homosexual relationships is "over