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I can't remember where exactly in Indonesia now, but went to a place that was completely segregated by: locals | tourist/non-locals. We paid 3-5x the entrance f

I can't remember where exactly in Indonesia now, but went to a place that was completely segregated by: locals | tourist/non-locals. We paid 3-5x the entrance fee, completely separate entrance, locker area to store bags etc, separate bar areas and spaces, but the two area could still see each other. It was jarring and as an American from the south(aware of our jim crow history) it was a really uncomfortable experience (the locals area was not as nice)

scarface_74 1y ago
In Monaco, locals are not allowed to gamble in the casinos. But tourists can. More relevant though there are buildings in the US that have units that go for fair market prices and low income housing and the people who have low income units can’t use the same entrances of amenities https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poor_door https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poor_door