The Civil Rights Act's prohibition of private sector discrimination in "public accommodations" was always a mistake. If there is indeed such a thing as a servic

The Civil Rights Act's prohibition of private sector discrimination in "public accommodations" was always a mistake. If there is indeed such a thing as a service that is categorically a "public accommodation" even if a wholly private entity is providing it, then it should be provided directly by the state, or the state should provide some subsidy to select private enterprises in exchange for them entering an irrevocable covenant where they are bound to follow guidelines that advance the public interest.