An African American bus driver and union steward says he has been unfairly disciplined for wearing a Black Lives Matter mask while white colleagues, including the human resources officials who are disciplining him, have repeatedly violated the Port Authority’s dress code without repercussions.
The suit, brought Tuesday by James Hanna, is the third federal lawsuit against the Port Authority challenging the prohibition of Black Lives Matter masks worn by employees.
Last week an instructor at the authority’s Ross garage, Monika Wheeler-Hanna, filed a complaint claiming discrimination after she was suspended for wearing a Black Lives Matter mask.
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