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As if the Subway Series with the New York Mets were not enough to occupy the New York Yankees, the owners of the American League champs must go to trial in a civil rights lawsuit. V. Whitney Joseph, a black woman, claims the team denied her entry into a Yankee Stadium restaurant because her attire violated its dress code, which prohibits "tank tops ... or any other abbreviated attire," while white patrons dressed similarly were allowed in.
October 19, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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