In 2004, Cherry, then the only African-American at the public radio outfit, filed a complaint with the state claiming she was passed over for a promotion and her on-air time was trimmed because of her race. Last year, she followed that up with a second complaint, accusing her bosses of retaliating against her by forcing her to book guests and write copy for a daily interview show that she felt she should have been selected to host.
But the state tossed both the discrimination and the retaliation complaints earlier this year. The oh-so-politically correct station then promptly fired its only black staffer, accusing her of plagiarizing material she submitted for the interview show.
Monday, December 18, 2006
Sounding off
Cary Spivak and Dan Bice reported in their column in Sunday's Milwaukee Journal Sentinel on former WUWM host Robyn Cherry.
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