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Winona LaDuke steps down as leader of environmental group Honor the Earth

The announcement comes days after the organization lost a $750,000 sexual harassment lawsuit to a former employee

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Honor the Earth ordered to pay $750,000 in civil suit

Allegedly, neither Executive Director Winona LaDuke nor the Honor the Earth Board took action to stop sexually harassing behavior.

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Honor the Earth, led by Winona LaDuke, loses sexual harassment case to former employee

The Native American environmental organization must pay $750,000 to Margaret "Molly" Campbell, who claimed a co-worker made inappropriate and sexually charged comments toward her.

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Green Nonprofit Loses Lawsuit Against Former Employee Who Claims It Covered Up Sex Abuse

Winona LaDuke, Founder of environmentalist group Honor the Earth, will have to pay her former employee, Margaret Campbell, $750,000

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Honor the Earth ordered to pay $750,000 in civil suit

Allegedly, neither Executive Director Winona LaDuke nor the Honor the Earth Board took action to stop sexually harassing behavior.

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