On a muggy June morning, a handful of rides-hailing drivers descended on Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport with stacks of red, white and blue leaflets, limp in the heat, that demanded to “end unfair deactivations.

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Several hundred people with blindness and low vision and their allies protested outside the San Francisco headquarters of Uber and Lyft on Tuesday accusing the rideshare companies of illegally denying rides to blind people and their service animals,

Blind people and their supporters were set to rally Tuesday against Uber and Lyft in San Francisco, claiming the ride share apps discriminate against them.

From Chicago to San Jose, California, rideshare drivers are working together for higher pay, safer work, and better jobs.