Not to pile on, but outside of certain types of public accommodations (hotels, housing, access to parks and public property, theaters, and employment opportunities) most private organizations are free to discriminate against whomever the may wish for whatever reason they choose.
Last I checked, the “Red Hat Society” does not allow men to…
Not to pile on, but outside of certain types of public accommodations (hotels, housing, access to parks and public property, theaters, and employment opportunities) most private organizations are free to discriminate against whomever the may wish for whatever reason they choose.
Last I checked, the “Red Hat Society” does not allow men to join. This is not illegal in the US.
I believe that the Knights of Columbus does not allow women to join.
Not to pile on, but outside of certain types of public accommodations (hotels, housing, access to parks and public property, theaters, and employment opportunities) most private organizations are free to discriminate against whomever the may wish for whatever reason they choose.
Last I checked, the “Red Hat Society” does not allow men to join. This is not illegal in the US.
I believe that the Knights of Columbus does not allow women to join.