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Uber’s ‘Women Preferences’ feature sparks debate in Madison and beyond

Alexia Kulwiec, who teaches labor law at UW Law School, said, “A case in Wisconsin would likely be brought under the Wisconsin Fair Employment Act, which would prove more difficult than the California law” under which the current lawsuit in that state was filed.

DeMaioribus emphasized the importance of cultural shifts, saying, “It may be a bit of a band aid, because that’s not the way to end sexual violence – just by separating people.”

The class action lawsuit in California remains ongoing. As of now, no similar litigation has been filed in Wisconsin.