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Guzman v. News Corporation et al
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December 06, 2013
NY Post Settles Ex-Editor's Sex, Race Bias Claims
The New York Post has settled a former associate editor's claims that the newspaper's work environment was rife with sexist and racist conduct, according to a stipulation filed Thursday.
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November 14, 2013
NY Post Attacks Evidence Of 'Sexually Charged' Workplace
A New York federal judge erroneously relied on hearsay and untimely allegations when she found that a former associate editor had provided evidence of a "sexually charged" atmosphere at the New York Post and refused to dismiss the former employee's bias claims, the tabloid said Tuesday.
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October 29, 2013
NY Post Newsroom Was 'Sexually Charged,' Judge Says
A former associate editor's sex and race discrimination case against the New York Post and its editor-in-chief Col Allan can go forward, a New York federal judge ruled Monday, saying the plaintiff had provided evidence of a "sexually charged environment" permeating the tabloid's newsroom.
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July 02, 2012
NY Post Must Reveal Editorial Decisions In Bias Suit
The New York Post cannot use "editorial privilege" to block an inquiry into its decisions to publish a political cartoon of President Barack Obama as a chimpanzee and photos of a nude man during its coverage of former New Jersey Gov. James McGreevey's divorce, which an ex-employee says bolster her claims of bias, a federal judge ruled Friday.