Claiming that the event constituted discrimination. The only state in the US with laws specifically banning weight discrimination is Michigan.
Blanding told Fox, “I’ve been in cars smaller than that,” after thinking back on her experience. I just want them to understand how hurtful that was to me.
One of her lawyers, Jonathan Marko, highlighted the case’s legal ramifications, saying: “I knew that it was illegal and I knew that it was wrong.”
“A motorist declaring, ‘I don’t want to have Black people in my vehicle, or I don’t want to have Christians in my car,’ would be no different. According to the legislation, it is the same.
Lyft released a statement addressing the matter in reaction to the outcry. In an interview with Fox 2 Detroit, the business reiterated its anti-discrimination stance.
According to the statement, “We unequivocally condemn all forms of discrimination,” “Everyone should be treated.
With equal respect and compassion in our community, in our opinion. Our terms of service and community rules specifically forbid discrimination or harassment.
