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A couple of years ago in Philadelphia, a national controversy erupted when Geno's steak owner Joey Vento posted a sign on the front of his order window that said "This Is America: When Ordering Speak English." Joey became somewhat of a hero to many and a despised xenophobe to some civil liberties groups. The sign still hangs in the window today ( the saying is also menacingly tattooed on his forearm) and it is still a sticking point for many in the South Philly neighborhood and around the country who consider Vento just a mean-spirited, opportunistic bigot. Many of those sensitive-types who objected to Vento's sign will probably have similar issues with the LPGA, who have just passed a mandatory English-proficiency rule for its members. Golfweek's Beth Ann Baldry broke the story: More »
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