Discrimination Lawsuit Alleges Dodgers Charter Flights Preferred Young, White, Blond Flight Attendants

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Two flight attendants from United Airlines have filed a lawsuit alleging that they were denied positions on a charter flight for the Dodgers because the players preferred women who were "white, young, thin." The flight attendants, who are of Black and mixed Mexican, Black, and Jewish descent, claim that they were denied roles based on race and physical biases. United Airlines denies the allegations and states that they foster an environment of inclusion. The flight attendants are seeking unspecified damages for the alleged discrimination. The Dodgers are not named as defendants in the lawsuit.
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