“A former Indianapolis Colts cheerleader is suing the organization, claiming they discriminated against her when they fired her for posing in risqué photographs.” [Indianapolis Star]
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She earned $100 for each game and promotional appearance.
No photos? Then it didn’t happen.
I’m afraid I’m going to have to see the pictures before I can comment further…
I found this one…
http://blacksportsonline.com/home/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/Malori-Wampler-playboy.jpg
I find the difference between what they employed her for and what they fired her for to be extremely subtle.
Aren’t matters of religious belief always subtle?
I just saw her picture.
Anybody that likes football would approve of her pictures.
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