CBS News President To Step Down After Company Controversies Related To ‘Racist’ And Discriminatory Hiring

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CBS News president Ingrid Ciprian-Matthews is now stepping down after a number of similar controversies related to accusations of discriminatory hiring and management practices were revealed.
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