Women-only dining – is there a double standard?

AugustWest · Jan 7, 2013

TheDankery said:

Fraternities and sororities are the best example I can think of. Is there really any outrage that some frats have been around for 100+ years but have never had a single female member?
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those are private organizations.. i think the OP is talking about a public establishment (i think)

Lenny. · Jan 7, 2013

Penelope420;16832806 said:

If a man feels he is being discriminated against because of "ladies only" establishments, he has the same exact legal channels as any woman or person of a different race. 'Men-only' dining establishments have been banned by some cities, so he may actually have a case.

If a black man feels he is being discriminated against, he has to hire a lawyer, file a lawsuit, etc. If a woman is being discriminated against, she has to do the same. It's no different for men.

There is no double standard.
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Maybe they mean socially? I would expect there would be more negative reaction to men's only.

Legally there's no double standard.

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