I think there is nothing wrong with this change. Customers should be able to patronize, with great granularity, the sort of businesses, employees, and people th

I think there is nothing wrong with this change. Customers should be able to patronize, with great granularity, the sort of businesses, employees, and people that they wish to. The push to advertise "black owned" or "women owned" businesses is similar to this. Letting people choose who to patronize is generally good. It would be better to have more filtering options for everyone, though. One might prefer a male driver, for example, or a black driver, and if one wishes to wait longer for the driver to arrive because of their narrow preferences, that should be their right.