She reported that an airline kicked her off a flight for not wearing a bra

Lisa Archbold, a traveler Delta Air Lines, Kicked off a flight for not wearing a bra has sparked controversy. The incident took place when the DJ boarded a flight in Salt Lake City in January San Francisco, It prompted passengers to call for a change in airline policy.

By Infobae

Archbold, who identifies as queer and wears baggy clothes, described feeling “objectionable and humiliated” by the company's actions, even though her clothing was inappropriate. Along with prominent attorney Gloria Allred, she has decided to take action on the matter, requesting a meeting with Delta's president to discuss the policy, which they consider discriminatory, the New York Post reported.

According to Allred, Delta imposes a rule requiring women to cover up, which does not apply to men. “Male passengers don't need to cover their T-shirts with a jacket or shirt, they don't need to wear a bra to get on or stay on a plane, and women don't,” Allred criticized during the press conference. In Los Angeles.

Archbold's defenses highlighted a broader struggle against dress policies that were seen as unfair and discriminatory against women.

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