-Removed-I once got turned away from Batchwood Golf Course Disco - by the bouncer on the door - for wearing sandals. My friends got in and one of them passed their trainers out of a ground-floor window and so I was able to get in. My sandals were very much part of my identity and personhood at that time. Trainers were not. And my footwear did not affect my ability to dance to disco music. I believe I was unfairly discriminated against at a very personal level.
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@fmf saidToo bad you didn't have Suzie Q with you she could have bounced the bouncer!
I once got turned away from Batchwood Golf Course Disco - by the bouncer on the door - for wearing sandals. My friends got in and one of them passed their trainers out of a ground-floor window and so I was able to get in. My sandals were very much part of my identity and personhood at that time. Trainers were not. And my footwear did not affect my ability to dance to disco music. I believe I was unfairly discriminated against at a very personal level.
Some places do have a dress code you know?
-VR