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Rose Trevis statements he was switched away from Hawleywood's barbershop in longer seashore, California, because they identified him as women

He has got now recorded a civil-rights suit from the shop, which will be marketed as being 'old school' and it is being represented by famous lawyer Gloria Allred (center). Trevis (right) talked at a press summit alongside their civil companion Laura Lozano (remaining)

In a history published on their site, the shop (pictured) states women can be banned setting foot inside shop and so they preserve their right to refuse service

In a brief history published on their website, the shop states women can be banned to create base into the shop: 'Upon entering this males's sanctuary you will see clients relaxing in classic waiting chairs even while cruisin' through another great problem of The Horse BackStreet Choppers and listening to some very nice music regarding Hi-Fi.

'The one thing you'll not see at Hawleywood's is women.

You-all understand how distracting a female may be and who wants a straight razor shave with a buxom blonde into the joint?

'So leave yer' 0L' lady in the home since you might need to talk about the lady. And besides, no one previously seems cool in the exact middle of a hair cut.'

Rose and civil companion Laura Lozano joined the store on March 4, where Rose asked the barber for a haircut.

The barber presumably stated that Hawleywood's only supplied solutions to consumers who had appointments.

Rose then requested a scheduled appointment some time asked if there have been any readily available that day.

The barber then stared at Rose just as if he had been examining his appearance and reported 'we do not cut ladies' hair'.

Rose, in accordance with the suit, ended up being astonished by the barber's reaction and responded 'Who claims Im a woman?' The barber responded 'Like we stated, we do not reduce ladies' locks'.

The barber after that walked toward back of this shop and summoned a colleague, the lawsuit statements.

Given that second barber approached Rose, he looked him up-and-down and asked if he may help.

Rose once again requested to get a haircut. The next barber replied 'We don't reduce women's hair'. Rose once again stated 'which states I'm a woman?'

Rose informed the 2nd barber that declining to supply solutions due to gender ended up being discrimination.

Rose alleges that 2nd barber responded that business has actually 'the directly to refuse solutions to anyone' hence the business 'is a classic school barber shop' and so they just do not service women.

After Rose noticed that Hawleywood's plan was unlawful discrimination, the 2nd barber reported 'we do not care'.

Laura after that requested if her existence in store had been why that staff members had been refusing to offer Rose.

The barbers describe itself as 'old-school' and as signs inside that read 'for gentlemen' and 'men just'