Diary Lawsuit of an Angry Stripper: Sexy Reporter Allegedly Fired for Moonlighting as an Exotic Dancer

What happens when you lose your job as a journalist because you've been moonlighting as a stripper? You sue.

By Staci Zaretsky on May 14, 2012 12:35 pm

Texas society reporter fired for stripping; sues paper [USA Today]
Sarah Tressler sues Houston Chronicle, claims she was unfairly fired because of stripping side job
[New York Daily News]
Reporter, fired for stripping, charges gender discrimination [CNN]
Texas stripper (and reporter) fights newspaper firing [Nation Now / Los Angeles Times]

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