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Former Southwest worker Charlene Carter sued after the carrier fired her for anti-abortion posts it said violated its social media policies.
She won her religious discrimination case at trial, and the US District Court for the Northern District of Texas ordered Southwest to inform its other flight attendants that it wasn’t allowed to discriminate against them on the basis of religion.
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