Ghen Maynard, a CBS executive responsible for developing shows like Survivor and Amazing Race, has filed a lawsuit against CBS Studios following being fired by the company according to The Hollywood Reporter. Maynard’s firing comes on the heels of an investigation into a complaint that he “mistreated” a female co-worker.
, has not changed in regards to the overwhelming power white executives hold at the company. “Despite blaming all of its problems on Mr.
Moonves and claiming that it has taken steps to improve race and gender issues at the Company, today’s CBS ‘leaders,’ those making the key decisions on such issues, are all white males, whose decisions belie CBS’ self-serving rhetoric,” says Maynard. He also claims to be the only non-white executive at CBS Studios prior to his firing,
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