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Public Accommodations

What is Public Accommodation Discrimination?

It is against the law for an individual to be denied access or to receive poor service or lesser quality accommodations because of his or her race, color, national origin, ancestry, religion, sex, and disability.

So then what does this mean in practical terms? This means that it is illegal to deny an individual full and equal access to the goods and services of restaurants, hotels and motels, gasoline stations, theaters and certain other public places of accommodations based solely on their being a member of one of the protected classes above.