Kanye West hit with another workplace harassment lawsuit
Previously, an employee at Kanye West's Donda Academy had accused of him of creating an abusive environment
Kanye West is once again facing allegations of workplace harassment.
Security guard Benjamin Deshon Provo filed a lawsuit against the Canadian rapper for subjecting “Black employees to “less favorable treatment than their White counterparts.”
According to PEOPLE, Benjamin worked as a security guard for Kanye at his private school Donda Academy and at a warehouse where he stores his Yeezy brand clothing.
In his petition, he accused the I Wonder hitmaker of “frequently screaming at berated Black employees,” and further claimed that he got fired after he refused to cut his dreadlocks.
The new complaint comes after another employee also accused Kanye of creating an abusive workplace environment earlier this month.
A man named Trevor Phillips claimed in his lawsuit that he suffered “severe discrimination, harassment” while working for him at the Donda Academy school and as part of his Yeezy brand.
Moreover, he also stated that Kanye once told students at the institutions that he was going to put a jail in the school where they could be locked in cages.