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If the federal civil rights act and California’s Unruh civil rights bill prevents private businesses from discriminating based on protected class (including sex) how can a business openly say “women only”?
Context is there is a really good spa/bathhouse I was looking at and noticed the website openly says they only serve women. I understand the reason why and honestly agree with it from a cultural, moral perspective. However, how can this be legal?
If I were to show up and demand they service me and point to the law, could they legally refuse? If they refused, would I be entitled to sue? Are they exempt because of their type of business?
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