Durham v. Red Lake Fishing & Hunting Club, Inc.

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• discussing, “in order of relative importance, . . . (1) the extent membership is genuinely selective on some reasonable basis; (2) measure of control the members have over the operations of the establishment; (3) manner in which the membership corporation was created; (4
• club which had only turned down two white applicants for membership was not selective and was not private club
• “a ‘truly private club’ ... does have the right to discriminate against potential members based on race; but clearly the only criteria for selection cannot be that one be white
• only two whites rejected in fifty years
• recreational membership club was place of public accommodation
• Club’s roads open to public

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).