A Detroit rapper has taken a stand—and hit the headlines—for an incident that began as a simple Lyft ride and escalated into a high-stakes legal matter with implications for civil rights in Michigan and beyond. Performing under the name Dank Demoss, Dajua Blanding, 36, ordered a Lyft earlier this month. When the driver—a man in a Mercedes sedan—arrived, he locked...
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