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I’m pretty sure if a privately owned bar refused to allow Asian-Americans or any other person based on their appearance in the public would rightly have an issu
by apapli 8y ago
I’m pretty sure if a privately owned bar refused to allow Asian-Americans or any other person based on their appearance in the public would rightly have an issue.
Why should Harvard, or any other organisation play by different rules?
- geezerjay 8y ago> if a privately owned bar refused to allow (...) based on their appearance You've described how bars operate on a regular basis. Some establishments even employ staff dedicated to control who gets in based on their appearance.