Tag: Charlene Carter

Southwest Airlines Cannot ‘Sacrifice’ Workers’ Religious Rights on ‘Altar’ of Company Policy, Judge Rules

April 25, 2023
Charlene CarterFeatured TopicsJudiciaryNational Right to Work Legal Defense FoundationPolicies & ImpactsSouthwest AirlinesUSUS News
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A Texas federal judge minced no words as he denied Southwest Airlines’ request for a retrial in the free-speech case of a now-reinstated flight attendant. Judge Brantley Starr chastised the airline for its “disturbing” and “hostile view of religious liberty” in the case of Charlene Carter, a Colorado woman whose anti-abortion social media messages got…

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EXCLUSIVE: Fired Pro-Life Flight Attendant is Flying High Again

March 15, 2023
Charlene CarterFeatured TopicsSouthwest AirlinesTransport Workers Union of AmericaUSUS Features
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COLUMBUS, Ohio–To Charlene Carter, it felt surreal.  She was once again soaring amid the clouds, working as a flight attendant for the first time in six years. “I literally was pinching myself on the airplane last night, because I’m like, ‘I am back at doing what I love doing,’” she told The Epoch Times on…

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EXCLUSIVE: Fired Pro-Life Flight Attendant Is Flying High Again Six Years After Sacking

March 15, 2023
Charlene CarterFeatured TopicsSouthwest AirlinesTransport Workers Union of AmericaUSUS Features
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COLUMBUS, Ohio—To Charlene Carter, it felt surreal. She was once again soaring amid the clouds, working as a flight attendant for the first time in six years. “I literally was pinching myself on the airplane last night, because I’m like, ‘I am back at doing what I love doing,’” she told The Epoch Times on…

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Southwest Airlines To Fight Judge’s Ruling Slamming ‘Intolerance of Speech’ in Fired Worker’s Case

December 6, 2022
Charlene CarterFeatured Topicsfreedom of speechJudiciaryPolicies & ImpactsSouthwest AirlinesThe Epoch Times Featured ArticlesUSUS News
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A pro-life flight attendant’s five-year quest to get her job back may not be over yet. On Dec. 5, a Texas federal judge ordered Southwest Airlines to reinstate Charlene Carter. Judge Brantley Starr also chastised the company’s “intolerance of speech,” as he ordered the company and Transport Workers Union of America Local 556 to pay Carter…

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