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An Orange County woman has filed a $10 million civil lawsuit against a former employer she claims wrongly fired her for attending the Jan. 6 protests that culminated in a riot at the U.S. Capitol. Attorneys representing Leah Snyder, in a lawsuit filed Tuesday at the federal courthouse in Santa Ana, contend Snyder didn’t enter the Capitol building or take part in violence, but allege her employer, Alight Solutions, “adopted a version of the events” that were “advanced” by an unnamed “cancel culture media outlet.” According to the lawsuit, Snyder spent more than 20 years working remotely as a computer...

Worker says Kwanzaa plan got her fired; mall denies it 12/22/2002 Associated Press HOUSTON - A former marketing director for a mall in a mostly minority neighborhood believes she was fired because a Kwanzaa display she advocated didn't conform with the new ownership's goal of bringing more white customers to the shopping center. But the owners of Sharpstown Center in southwest Houston say the marketing director was let go because she was unable to improve the facility's slumping sales. They say race was not an issue in their decision. Nicque Montgomery contends that she and her assistant, Trenard Hodge,...