Tornado Queendom wrote:Page wrote:My ideal would be that the state does not interfere with private organizations that are bigoted toward members, employees, or customers, and that those organizations would eventually fail as we as a society would punish them by boycotting them, ostracizing them, and calling them out.
The problem is that this isn't guaranteed to happen and in fact some organizations can thrive despite their bigotry, and that some forms of bigotry can be so pervasive in certain areas that those discriminated against lack alternatives.
First, I agree with the first part. There will ALWAYS be organizations that support civil rights, as well as organizations supporting free speech.
Second, there's a solution for those discriminated in areas that don't have alternatives: Move! It's not that expensive these days.
Not everyone can move. That assumes that one has a job lined up in another city or state (and most employers would rather hire someone already in the area), that a person has savings, that a person can afford the costs of moving. It's not a thing anyone can do.