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15:01Now PlayingFormer CBS reporter Don Champion claims he faced discrimination while working at CBS New York.
Champion tweeted yesterday "I keep 'Former CBS News Correspondent' in my bio because I'm proud of what I accomplished. But the truth is working there was incredibly difficult and painful. Given the events of this week- I want to share my WCBS-TV/CBS News story. "
Don Champion, Former CBS employee joined Roland Martin during Thursday's edition of #RMU to discuss the "toxic environment and culture" at CBS.
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