Morning radio co-host sues station that fired her

By Andy Paras
STAFF WRITER
aparas@greenvillenews.com


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A former Upstate radio personality says she was fired for opposing the U.S. invasion of Iraq, according to a lawsuit filed Monday.
Roxanne Cordonier, who went by the name Roxanne Walker on the air at WMYI-FM/MY 102.5 in Greenville, alleges she was belittled, reprimanded and ultimately fired on April 17 for disagreeing with her co-hosts on the "Love and Hudson" show.

WMYI, its parent company Clear Channel Communications, Bill McMartin, the company's regional vice president and general manager and Greg McKinney, station program director, are all named as defendants in the suit


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Amen sister ! Stick it to 'em ! We need more lawsuits like this one to expose Clear Channel's blatant business practices of stifling any dissent of *'s policies from being broadcast on the American airwaves. Another fne example of the "liberal" media bias !




http://greenvilleonline.com/news/2003/07/07/200307079700.htm

The Bu$h regime's state radio station (Clear Channel) serving the upstate South Carolina area, including the campus of Bob Jones University. Don't forget that Clear Channel sponsored pro-war rallies and the Dixie Chicks boycott.

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