Ulane, Karen, 1941-1989
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Karen Ulane,was an American airline pilot who was dismissed by Eastern Airlines after undergoing sex reassignment surgery in 1980. Ulane filed a discrimination charge with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission which resulted in the civil case, Ulane v. Eastern Airlines. Although she won the case against Eastern, it was overturned on appeal the in U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit. Ulane died in a plane crash approximately five miles southwest of DeKalb, Illinois on May 22, 1989. Two others also died in the crash.
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| referencedIn | Karen Frances Ulane v. Eastern Airlines, Inc., Frank Borman, Thomas R. Buttion, David P. Millett, and Robert Shipner, 1981-1986 | National Archives at Chicago |
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| employeeOf | Eastern Airlines Inc. |
| memberOf | United States. Army |
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Birth 1941-12-10
Death 1989-05-22
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Ulane, Karen Frances, 1941-1989
Ulane, Kenneth, 1941-1989
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