Defendant operates a restaurant and barrom, located in the City of Tonawanda, New York, and as such, it is open to the public. In the past few years, he has evolved a policy of refusing to serve long-haired male customers, presumably on the basis that such service would in some way jeopardize his liquor license. Plaintiffs are a class of persons, male, with long hair, who have been refused...
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