Upturn and Gupta Wessler file EEOC charge against Meta
Mitra Ebadolahi and Peter Romer-Friedman
LitigationUpturn and Gupta Wessler represent Real Women in Trucking in their charge with the EEOC to investigate Meta for systemic gender and age discrimination in advertising trucking jobs on Facebook. In this charge, we demonstrate, with actual ads that employers have published on Facebook, that when Facebook decides which people will receive job ads within the audience selected by the employer, Facebook disproportionately steers those job ads away from users based on their gender and age.
See our charge here.
Related Work
We provided comments in response to the Federal Trade Commission’s Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking on Commercial Surveillance and Data Security.
Across the FieldWe submitted testimony to DC Council on the Stop Discrimination by Algorithms Act of 2021.
Across the FieldOur empirical assessment of racial inference methodologies, using self-reported demographic information from Uber riders.
Across the FieldTogether with other amici, we argue that Facebook is governed by the D.C. Consumer Protection Procedures Act, even though it does not charge its users a cash price.
Across the Field