NYcarbineer
Diamond Member
A school isn't private property.
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A school district is run by private citizens forming a local government. The principles don't change.
How can the act be both just and unjust? How can refusing blacks admission to a school be unjust,
but refusing them admission to a restaurant be just?
A school is not private property. A restaurant is.
See the difference?
Not in the context of what I just said.
In order for businesses to legally racially discriminate, the government would have to allow it,
that makes it government sanctioned racism, i.e., public policy.