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The problem is that usually when a place decides to refuse service to a person, there is a single person making that decision who can be held accountable for it
by jakear 7y ago
The problem is that usually when a place decides to refuse service to a person, there is a single person making that decision who can be held accountable for it in the event an issue comes up with protected classes. What people “think the cliff will be” is irrelevant, the problem is lack of accountability. There is no way to show that they aren’t violating protected statuses, and there is no accountability if they are.