Guybrush
Dittohead
If you're a promotor and you have a problem with Badness' bars then don't book him or let him know you won't book him again if he continues with that nonsense - that's not censorship, it's just exercising your own right of choice.
But you are just shying away from the term ‘censorship’ here. It’s not censorship as in ‘we are going to forbid you from making your voice heard’, but a promotor-led boycott — if successful — would still have that exact effect in practise. It’s like how Wal-Mart has effectively made American films less sexually explicit due to films rated for their sexual content not getting as a good a spot in their stores as does film which they perceive as being inoffensive. It’s just Wal-Mart ‘exercising their own right of choice’, but the effect their decision has on the ground in Hollywood is still something very much akin to censorship.
On another note, the comparison between the black experience and the gay experience made in the Hyperfrank post I find rather flimsy. A better comparison would be one between religious freedom and sexual freedom. An obvious example: you can ‘hide’, as it were, that you are gay, but you cannot ‘hide’ the colour of your skin. By the same token, you can ‘hide’ your religious belief in much the same way that you can ‘hide’ your sexual preferences. Petty details, but there you go.