The #deleteuber hashtag was not just about the CEO being an advisor but also the way Uber handled the taxi cab strike at the airport. I think different points mixed together to create this viral hashtag.
Did Lyft do otherwise? That's not my understanding.
> Lyft donated $1 million to the ACLU
Lyft has so far (presumably) donated $250k to the ACLU. They pledged $1 million over four years. And you know what? Good on 'em!
Uber had already pledged to fight the immigration ban directly on behalf of affected drivers, to the tune of $3 million. I love the ACLU, but I'm not sure I'd bet on their lawyers over Uber's, and getting both mobilized sounds like a win.
> I'm more of a subway kind of guy
The subway to the airport was refusing to accept non-ticketed passengers during the planned protest (some time after the taxi strike).