In a federal lawsuit filed late Monday

In a federal lawsuit filed late Monday

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  • The plaintiffs, whose franchises date to 1981

    The plaintiffs, whose franchises date to 1981 and who left the company within the past decade, also allege that McDonald’s retaliated against Black franchisees who rejected being placed in high-crime communities; denied them financial support and assistance often afforded to White franchise owners; unfairly graded Black-owned operations, which led to poor internal reviews and pushed out those franchisees; and misled Black entrepreneurs into purchasing franchises in challenging locations.

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  • The complaint alleges the fast-food giant
    The complaint alleges the fast-food giant intentionally placed Black franchise owners in economically depressed markets and set them up for failure

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In a federal lawsuit filed late Monday, the 52 plaintiffs allege the company intentionally placed their restaurants in economically depressed and high-crime locations that had higher operating costs,…