The club disputed whether the patron was asked to leave or move to the back of the audience.
October 01, 2018 at 11:24 AM
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A judge denied any recovery for a transgender woman who claimed discrimination while attending an all-male dance revue advertised for “ladies only.”
Nevaeh Love had a VIP ticket, but she was told she had to go to the back of the room or leave. Love claimed a member of the group organizing the event, Katoshia Young, had a group member tell her to move because she was transgender.
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