Young & The Restless Alum Victoria Rowell Once Sued Producers For On-Set Racial Discrimination; Where Is She Now? ( Photo Credit – Instagram )

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Victoria Rowell, who played the popular character Drucilla Barber Winters on The Young and the Restless from 1990 to 2007, filed suit against the CBS network for alleged on-set racial discrimination.

In 2015, Victoria Rowell accused the CBS daytime drama Young & The Restless of failing to hire her over her outspoken advocacy for African Americans both in front of and behind the camera. According to ABC, the lawsuit alleged the network retaliated against her for standing up against what she described as discrimination at the popular soap Young & The Restless.

The lawsuit alleged Rowell, who received 11 NAACP Image Awards for the role on Young & The Restless after years of experiencing alleged racial discrimination on the set. Rowell alleged during her time on the show, she was “spat upon,” “told you’re a freak,” and “fined $20,000 for an alleged missed day of work.”

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