Detroit rapper sued Lyft (Lyft

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Detroit rap Dajua Blanding (also known as Dank Demoss) filed a lawsuit against Lyft drivers after rejecting her car. The incident occurred earlier this month, and Brandin asked for a car to go to Detroit Lion Watch Party. However, after arriving, the driver told her that his weight was the reason. When she insisted on another, the driver replied, “Believe me, you can't.” He continued to explain that his car tires could not cope with her weight and suggested that she demand Uber XL. The driver also apologized and made a refund to prevent her from being prosecuted, but the speech was deeply injured. In a statement to Fox 2, Blanding said: “My car is smaller than that. I just hope that they know this harm my feelings.” After the incident, she retained the lawyer Jonathan Marko and Zha Zach Runyan discriminated against the driver. According to lawyers Mark, according to Michigan's law, weight is the characteristic of protection. He explained that it is illegal to deny that someone rides according to his own weight, and he can refuse service according to a gender or religion according to someone's race. Although the Lyft driver refuses the amusement facilities for security issues, Marko emphasized that passengers discriminated against the law due to its scale. It shows a statement that condemns various forms of discrimination and reiterates the company's promise of mutual respectful communities. “LYFT clearly condemn all forms of discrimination-we believe everyone is forbidden to harass or discriminate with equal respect and friendly treatment of each other. Our community standards and service terms are clearly prohibited.

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