Discrimination in Public Accommodations
Missouri Discrimination in Public Accommodations is the illegal practice of discrimination in any place of public accommodation based on a protected characteristic. Protected characteristics include race, color, national origin, religion, sex, familial status, disability, and ancestry. Examples of places of public accommodation include hotels, restaurants, stores, theaters, parks, and other places that provide goods, services, and entertainment to the public. Types of Missouri Discrimination in Public Accommodations include: • Refusal to provide services, goods, or accommodations based on a protected characteristic. • Refusal to serve a customer or client because of a protected characteristic. • Denial of admission or access to a place of public accommodation because of a protected characteristic. • Segregation or separation of individuals based on a protected characteristic. • Demanding payment of a fee, deposit, or other charge that is not charged to other customers and clients because of a protected characteristic. • Making a statement or advertisement indicating an intent to discriminate based on a protected characteristic. • Suspending, expelling, or otherwise denying benefits or services to a customer or client because of a protected characteristic. • Denying a customer or client the full and equal enjoyment of the goods and services of a place of public accommodation because of a protected characteristic.
Missouri Discrimination in Public Accommodations is the illegal practice of discrimination in any place of public accommodation based on a protected characteristic. Protected characteristics include race, color, national origin, religion, sex, familial status, disability, and ancestry. Examples of places of public accommodation include hotels, restaurants, stores, theaters, parks, and other places that provide goods, services, and entertainment to the public. Types of Missouri Discrimination in Public Accommodations include: • Refusal to provide services, goods, or accommodations based on a protected characteristic. • Refusal to serve a customer or client because of a protected characteristic. • Denial of admission or access to a place of public accommodation because of a protected characteristic. • Segregation or separation of individuals based on a protected characteristic. • Demanding payment of a fee, deposit, or other charge that is not charged to other customers and clients because of a protected characteristic. • Making a statement or advertisement indicating an intent to discriminate based on a protected characteristic. • Suspending, expelling, or otherwise denying benefits or services to a customer or client because of a protected characteristic. • Denying a customer or client the full and equal enjoyment of the goods and services of a place of public accommodation because of a protected characteristic.