Kalanick is also a leader in many communities: in Silicon Valley, in the business community, in the U.S., and worldwide. Many respond to such issues with more

Kalanick is also a leader in many communities: in Silicon Valley, in the business community, in the U.S., and worldwide. Many respond to such issues with more bluster, with defensiveness, with pressure on the weaker party (who then retracts their claims, blames themselves, forgives the powerful person, etc.), with claims that such behavior is appropriate. Unfortunately this behavior is now seen in world leaders. I think his note is responsible and appropriate. It's good to see. (I'm no Uber fan; I don't use them due to their treatment of their drivers, and their disrespect for and undermining of local legal authority.)