A black lawyer is suing WeWork for racial and sex discrimination for hiring her away from a lucrative job at Disney and then giving her a lower-paying role than she expected and passing her over for promotion, court papers say. Ayesha Whyte says WeWork hired her in 2018 with the promise of a director position...
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