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‘Hostile & aggressive’ | Lawsuit claims former Chicago Blackhawks employee was fired for being gay

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A former public relations manager for the Chicago Blackhawks has sued the team, alleging he was discriminated against and fired because he is gay.

In a lawsuit filed Thursday in a federal court in Chicago, Anthony Filomena claimed his supervisor treated him with hostility over his sexuality and retaliated after a complaint was raised with HR.

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