A Tee of Their Own In a historic change at one of the world's most exclusive golf clubs, Augusta National invited former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and South Carolina financier Darla Moore to become the first female members since the club was founded in 1932. I don't have much to add, but this (likely) brings to an end what had become a decade long issue that touched on gender equity, private assembly, the social obligations of professional athletes and sports, boycotts, and (most importantly for us here at the LoOG), rich white guys in charge ! Share and Enjoy: Kazzy likes sports. Probably a little bit too much. He reluctantly and doggedly cheers on the Red Sox, considers Michael Vick the most exciting and maddening player he's ever rooted for, and thinks everyone should STFU about LeBron James for a little while. He also teaches Pre-K, has a wife and two cats, and hopes to complete three more Tough Mudders this year. For one thing, there's the Augusta National rule, which postulates that people are OK with discrimination as it occurs today even if they are paradoxically against similar discrimination from our past. For those not familiar with the Augusta National rule, you can test it out yourself the next time you are having a casual conversation with someone that is against anti-discrimination laws by posing this two part question: Was it right that Augusta National Country Club was forced into allowing blacks to be members in 1990? Should