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White ASL interpreter Keith Wann, 53, who sued the Broadway production of The Lion King because he was fired and replaced with a black staffer, settled the lawsuit against the TDF.

 

A white sign-language interpreter sued the Theatre Development Fund alleging that he was asked to leave the production of "The Lion King" due to his race

A white sign language interpreter is suing Disney's hit broadway show "The Lion King" after he was allegedly fired for the color of his skin.

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A sign-language interpreter for Disney's "The Lion King" on Broadway has alleged he was recently fired for being white, saying he and another white interpreter were told to leave so they could be replaced with black signers.

A sign-language interpreter for Disney's "The Lion King" on Broadway has alleged he was recently fired for being white, saying he and another white interpreter were told to leave so they could be replaced with black signers.

Comedian and performance artist Keith Wann said that his skin color was the reason why he was removed from The Lion King on Broadway.

I sometimes forget that the left thinks that racism doesn’t count when it’s against white people. 

Keith Wann, 53, said that he and another performer were taken off the show by the company that staffs interpreters for the Great White Way, the non-profit Theatre Development Fund.