World & Nation
Giving: Groups gather to compare notes about quiet campaigns to fund community improvements.
April 30, 2000
The Supreme Court today upheld a New York City ordinance barring discrimination against women and minorities by private clubs with more than 400 members, giving cities and states new ammunition in a growing legal assault on such practices.
June 20, 1988
Money & Company
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Aug. 25, 2011
Sports
Southern California Golf Assn. Has Overcome Many Obstacles During Its 100 Years
July 14, 1999
California
An L.A. Times exposé — and in one instance, Gloria Allred quite literally exposing sex discrimination — led the Jonathan Club, the California Club, the Friars Club and others to become less exclusive, if not less expensive.
April 4, 2023
The nation’s most selective clubs--those bastions of dark wood paneling, deep upholstery and quiet good taste--can continue to be exclusive, but they cannot automatically exclude women, blacks and members of other minority groups: That’s the rather limited message in the U.S.
June 21, 1988
USC Sports
Every USC football player would be paid $50,000 for name, image and likeness under a plan that would bring Trojan Clubs into a Student Body Right collective.
Aug. 25, 2022
The Supreme Court opened its fall term Monday by agreeing to decide whether cities can end discrimination at large, all-male private clubs--the goal of tough ordinances passed in recent years in New York, Los Angeles and several other major cities.
Oct. 6, 1987
Professional golf is almost exclusively a white game played on white courses, with no black members in 15 of 21 private clubs chosen to hold national pro and amateur championships over the next five years.
Aug. 7, 1990
When Paulette Attie wanted to take a steam bath, a sign went up 24 hours in advance inside the venerable Beverly Hills Friars Club.
July 15, 1989