Judge Orders Southwest Airlines to Reinstate Flight Attendant Fired Because She’s Pro-Life

A judge has ordered Southwest Airlines to reinstate a flight attendant who was fired because she’s pro-life.

Flight attendant Charlene Carter, 56, of Aurora, Colorado, worked as a flight attendant at Southwest for nearly 21 years. In 2017, she was fired after sharing her pro-life beliefs on Facebook and speaking out against the Transportation Workers Union of America (TWU) Local 556 spending members’ dues on pro-abortion activities.

In July, a federal district court in Dallas, Texas awarded her $5.1 million, but she pressed on with her legal battle because of her love for her job and the customers she serves and carter hoped to get her job back. A judge has ruled that will now happen.

“I want to go back, hold my head up high and say, ‘You can’t do this anymore,’” she told the Epoch Times. “I’d like to see us bring back what the original Southwest was, or at least some form of that.”

Carter got her wish. On Tuesday, a federal judge ruled in her favor on returning to work but also reduced the amount of damages because an initial jury award because they exceeded certain caps.

Southwest was initially ordered to pay Carter $4.15 million in back pay and compensation for pain and suffering, while the Transport Workers Union was landed with a $1.15 million bill in compensation for Carter…. (Excerpt from LIFENEWS.COM)