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Four young men were celebrating a birthday in January. But their mood changed from one of jubilant merrymaking to one of humiliation and anger as they were turned away from a Miami club by the bouncer, who allegedly said, "Sorry, bro, but you guys are too dark to come in the club." Two of the men have filed a lawsuit against the club in federal court in Miami, alleging racial discrimination.
July 05, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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