Award-winning former radio host sues WLRN for anti-Hispanic sentiment after termination
“We don’t want to go to war with WLRN...but this is just wrong,” said Carlos Frias’ attorney, Bill Amlong.
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“We don’t want to go to war with WLRN...but this is just wrong,” said Carlos Frias’ attorney, Bill Amlong.
Carlos Frías had hosted the show "Sundial," which was canceled Feb. 2.
Journalist Carlos Frias was fired from WLRN two weeks after he complained about discrimination and anti-Hispanic sentiment to the company, a federal discrimination filing reads.
Catalina Garcia, an anchor for NPR’s “All Things Considered,” quit her job in support of Carlos Frias, Leslie Ovalle Atkinson and Elisa Baena, who were fired by WLRN last week.
In an EEOC complaint, ousted "Sundial" host Carlos Frías claims Miami public radio station WLRN discriminated against him and his Latino staff.