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BURLINGTON v. FOX TELEVISION STATIONS, INC. et al
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March 29, 2016
No New Trial For Fox Anchor Who Said N-Word, Judge Rules
A former Fox news anchor at a Philadelphia affiliate station who a federal jury in June determined was justly let go after admittedly using the "n-word" during a newsroom meeting had waived his right to a new trial and was not prejudiced anyway, a Pennsylvania federal judge concluded on Tuesday.
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June 15, 2015
Anchor Who Said N-Word Wasn't Fired Over Race, Jury Says
A Pennsylvania federal jury ruled Monday that a former anchor for a Philadelphia Fox affiliate who admitted to saying the "n-word" at a meeting in the newsroom did not lose his job on account of reverse racial discrimination.