Former CBS Anchor Jeff Vaughn Files $5M Lawsuit Alleging Discrimination
Vaughn claims he was replaced due to CBS's diversity policies, sparking debate over DEI initiatives.
- Jeff Vaughn, an Emmy Award-winning anchor, alleges he was fired for being an older, white, heterosexual male.
- The lawsuit claims CBS prioritized diversity hires, leading to Vaughn's replacement by a younger, Black anchor.
- America First Legal, a conservative group, is representing Vaughn in the federal court case.
- Vaughn's suit follows similar complaints against CBS regarding its diversity, equity, and inclusion policies.
- CBS has not commented on the lawsuit, which seeks $5 million in damages and reinstatement of Vaughn's position.