According to an email obtained by the New York Law Journal, members of the caucus were advised Thursday evening that the meeting with Holder was postponed due to “logistical concerns.” A future date for a meeting was not given, but “updates will be shared when available,” caucus members were told in the email.
As the New York Law Journal first reported on Wednesday, Holder, a partner at Covington & Burling, and Laura Murphy, a former director of the American Civil Liberties Union’s Washington legislative office and a policy strategist now advising Airbnb, were slated to discuss Airbnb’s anti-discrimination efforts with the caucus (NYLJ, July 19) and how the home-sharing platform “impacts communities of color.” Murphy compiled a report in September on how Airbnb plans to fight discrimination.
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