Lowe's worker says his manager banned him from making a delivery because he's black

A Lowe's employee is claiming that a manager at a Danville, Virginia store complied with a customer's racist requests, CBS affiliate WSET reports.

Marcus Bradley, an 11-year employee of Lowe's who's black, claims the manager prohibited him from delivering an order to the home of the customer after she specifically requested a white delivery driver. 

"I got a phone call telling me to bring the delivery back - saying that I couldn't do the delivery," Bradley told CBS affiliate WSET of the alleged August 3 incident. "I asked him why I couldn't do it and he said because you're black and they don't want you at the house."

WSET confronted the unnamed customer at her home and she said she "had the right to have whatever she wanted and she did not feel bad about making the request for a white driver," according to WSET.

Lowe's did not respond to a request for comment. The company tweeted, however, that the "individuals involved" are no longer with Lowe's.

In a statement to WSET, the company said: "Diversity and inclusion is a core value at Lowe's. The situation brought to our attention was troubling and an investigation was immediately undertaken. Under no circumstances should a discriminatory delivery request be honored as it is inconsistent with our diversity and inclusion core values and the request should have been refused. The investigation has concluded and the individuals involved are no longer with the company."

Here's WSET's interview with Bradley.