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Aug. 24, 1939-

McDonald's Corp. on Friday reached a settlement with two Black franchise owners who sued the corporation, alleging the company gave preferential treatment

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McDonald's has settled a racial discrimination lawsuit with former Oakland A's outfielder and Black franchisee Herb Washington

Washington, the chain’s largest Black franchisee in the U.S. at one point, operated 14 McDonald’s restaurants at the time he filed his lawsuit.

Washington, the chain’s largest Black franchisee in the U.S. at one point, operated 14 McDonald’s restaurants at the time he filed his lawsuit.

Washington, the chain’s largest Black franchisee in the U.S. at one point, operated 14 McDonald’s restaurants at the time he filed his lawsuit.

McDonald’s Corp. settled a lawsuit that had accused the fast-food chain of discrimination by the Black franchise operators of four of its restaurants in Tennessee.

A case filed in U.S. District Court last October by two Black McDonalds franchisees was dismissed this week because the judge said the pair failed to provide the facts needed to back up their allegations against the Chicago-based QSR company, according to Insurance Journal. Judge Harry D.

Two brothers accused the fast food chain of awarding African Americans establishments in less favorable locations.