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I’m glad to see the members of David Lloyd Club have not given up. Gymgoers accuse David Lloyd of ‘discrimination’ as health clubs ban men from spa sessions because women feel uncomfortable for ‘religious reasons’ | Daily Mail Online I suspect the reality is that the management simply acted on one person’s view and it didn’t occur to them to consider the equality issue for men. I expect the “religious” reason only came in once there was a backlash in the hope that the fear of being called “racist” would shut down the objections. The objections are perfectly reasonable a. men may also prefer to have some single sex provision. b. men in a number of religions have injunctions not to mix with females. c. no effort was taken to consult male or female members widely, maybe some men would have expressed a view if asked. d. If there is evidence of a male member being inappropriate individual action should be taken rather than discriminate against all male members. e. In effect male members are paying the same membership fee for a lesser service than women. All too often men’s more reasonable “live and let live” attitudes to life mean they are subjected to just such casual sexism.
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