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No, only for dress or behavior that do not align with store rules that ANYBODY can comply with. "No shirt, no shoes, no…

Yes. Only if privately owned and entirely self sustained and ran. No resources from the public or government. If they re…

No. More often than not, this type of descrimination is motivated by homophobia or racism. Religious beliefs are used as…

No, religion should have nothing to do with how someone offers a public service or interacts with paying customers. All…

Yes, but only if this denial is nondiscriminatory (for example, a Muslim deli owner refusing to use bacon on sandwiches)

people can do this but they need to make it clear what their beliefs/religion is, but then again people should be able t…

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