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Typically you'll only see those signs on establishments that serve alcohol, and that is just a CYA. Any group who can demonstrate that they were refused service
by zdragnar 5y ago
Typically you'll only see those signs on establishments that serve alcohol, and that is just a CYA. Any group who can demonstrate that they were refused service due to being a protected class (such as a bar that refuses to serve alcohol to disabled people, as an arbitrary example) will still be acting illegally and likely face prosecution.
- nonameiguess 5y agoThey actually do pretty easily find ways around that. My dad used to play in traveling sports teams when I was a kid and hated going to the midwest. All the bars were organized as "private clubs" where the rule was you needed a member to vouch for you before they'd let you in. Somehow, random strangers at the bars would magically vouch for all of his white teammates but not for him.