Black Woman Claims Discrimination After Being Kicked Out of Restaurant for Outfit, While White Diners Dressed Similarly Were Unhindered — Photos and Lawsuit Reveal Shocking Bias

A Black woman, Y’Mine McClanahan, has initiated legal action against Stab's Prime Steak and Seafood in Louisiana, claiming discriminatory practices after being ejected for donning what the owner deemed “too revealing” attire. The lawsuit highlights discrepancies in dress code enforcement, referencing white patrons in similar outfits who faced no such restrictions. McClanahan’s attorneys argue that the restaurant's policies were applied selectively, resulting in civil rights violations. Stab’s co-owner acknowledges the situation, asserting readiness to address the claims in court. McClanahan seeks a jury trial for undisclosed damages.