Where are you getting all this from ? I mean , where did it say or suggest it was one person at the door who turned them away . ? Additionally , did they really immediately correct the issue ? By that , it sounds like someone showed up instantly and allowed the officer to enter . Did that happen ? I didn ' t get that from the story , but maybe you have some quotes that I missed ? Also , is the person that turned her away still working for or affiliated with the LGBT Community Center ? If so , then I ' m not sure it has been corrected . Finally , as much as it seems like you are making up facts to minimize what happened , I ' m not sure it is actually a nonissue . Excluding people from community events who have done nothing wrong just because total strangers don ' t like them is a societal problem , period . Even if we assume that every single one of your seemingly baseless assumptions are correct , there is still a problem with a community center rejecting members of the community who have done nothing wrong . If it has been addressed , then that ' s good , but there is still value in highlighting the failure so that other groups can learn from it . Maybe they will be more proactive in their training so that other respected members of the community won ' t be rejected from a community event because of some bullshit .