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ICE agents denied service at gas stations and hotels sparks legal debate over discrimination vs. private business rights in controversial in
Should the Conservatives behave in this manner when a Democrat gets into office?
RT @NBCNews: A student activist said a Dunkin' employee in Portland, Maine, refused service and called police on her after a dispute started because she was speaking Somali with her family. https://t.co/26rx2YCUkg 2PLAN22 http://twitter.com/2PLAN22/status/1053465516910751744
A student activist said a Dunkin' employee in Portland, Maine, refused service and called police on her after a dispute started because she was speaking Somali with her family. https://t.co/26rx2YCUkg
— NBC News (@NBCNews) October 20, 2018
Judge Rules That Bars Can Refuse Service to Trump Supporters
Judge Rules That Bars Can Refuse Service to Trump Supporters
❝ A Manhattan judge ruled…that there’s nothing “outrageous” about throwing the president’s supporters out of bars — because the law doesn’t protect against political discrimination.
Philadelphia accountant Greg Piatek, 31, was bounced from a West Village watering hole in January 2017, just after Trump took the oath of office, for wearing a “Make America Great Again” cap, according to his lawsuit…
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Watch as a Family Dollar cashier refuses to serve a lesbian customer
Watch as a Family Dollar cashier refuses to serve a lesbian customer
Bil Browning | LGBTQ Nation | April 25, 2016
Melissa Langford, 34, got more than low prices when she went shopping at a New Orleans Family Dollar store. Instead, she got an earful of homophobic comments and was denied service by the foul mouthed cashier.
“My mind was blown. I couldn’t believe the things I was hearing this woman say,” Langford told the Times-Picayune. “It’s one thing if it was a…
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“I came to America in 1981 from Taiwan. My wife and I were young and excited and we knew that even though we didn’t have anyone but each other, we would have a great life here. But it wasn’t easy. We went to a diner once to have some dinner, but they wouldn’t seat us, even though the restaurant was nearly empty. They said they didn’t have any open tables. We thought it was because we were Asian, and we probably weren’t that far off. So, we opened our own restaurant, a little Asian food place, and our happiest customers are white Americans. It obviously felt bad that they wouldn’t seat us at the diner, but at least now we can say that we have the life we came to America to find.”