Sony Executives Sue for Discrimination: Claims of Race, Gender, and Age Bias

Two long-time Sony production executives — a Black woman and a Latina — are suing Sony Pictures Entertainment, accusing the company of race, gender and age discrimination, as well as retaliation. 

Shelley Ballance Ellis, who served as executive director of licensing and clearance for 25 years, and Monique Diaz, a senior licensing and clearance coordinator of 23 years, both filed complaints against Sony Pictures Entertainment with the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) on Oct. 11, and with the California’s Civil Rights Department on Oct. 24.

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