Tuesday, April 06, 2004

Diversity Suit Loss for Cable Titan
"A federal judge has awarded a Denver-area man $146,269 after AT&T Broadband fired him in 2001 for refusing on religious grounds to sign the cable company's diversity policy.


Albert A. Buonanno, 47, argued that Denver-based cable giant AT&T Broadband, since bought by Comcast Corp., could not require him to "value" the behavior and beliefs of others, notably homosexuals, if doing so violated his own Christian beliefs.


In addition, Buonanno said he could tolerate religions contrary to Christianity but not value them or hold them in esteem."
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