Legal Question in Discrimination Law in New York

Re: Denied Membership in a Private Club

I recently answered a similar question about discrimination towards a "pretty" person; you may find it under employment law.

However, "pretty and popular" isn't a protected category; those are age, gender, race, religion national origin and sexual orientation.

Anyway, this is not an employment situation and many discrimination statutes only provide protection with respect to the workplace,

housing, and action under color of law.

If you could show that the club was excluding

women or members of a certain minority that would be one thing; here you may just have grin and bear it.

Re: Denied Membership in a Private Club

Private clubs were originally reachable under anti-discrimination because of the role played by such associations in business. In the absence of an impact on your career you must show that you are a member of a protected class.

Attractiveness is not recognized as a class; either (+) or (-).

This does not sound like a serious question to me.