A. We will.

Context-Keeping and Community Organizing. Cato Unbound (2010-06-18):

David Bernstein makes the strongest libertarian case I can imagine for Title II of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. His key point—which I fully embrace—is that the Southern states operated the equivalent of a "white supremacist cartel" in public accommodations....

But as Sheldon ultimately argues, there's more than one way to break a cartel, and starting out with the notion that the *only* options are one kind of federal law or another kind of federal law, is simply to beg the question. We can't dismiss [direct action by nonviolent social movements] as impractical because it had been working several years before Title II was enacted. ... Title II, in other words, was unnecessary. But worse, it was detrimental.... [W]hat is given like a gift can be more easily taken away, while what one secures for oneself by facing down power is less easily lost. ... The libertarian answer to bigotry is community organizing.