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- A jury in federal district court in Dallas handed down the verdict Thursday. If it stands, Charlene Carter could collect $4.15 million from Southwest Airlines
- Carter could also receive $950,000 from Local 556 of the Transport Workers Union, mostly in punitive damages
- Southwest said Friday it 'has a demonstrated history of supporting our employees´ rights to express their opinions' and plans to appeal
- Carter alleged she was fired in March 2017 after complaining to the union president about flight attendants going to the Women's March in Washington
- The longtime flight attendant, who had clashed with the union for years, believed dues were paying for an anti-abortion protest
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