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I want to stop this cycle of abuse, and I want truth to be known. However, Monroe's former employer argued Monroe could not continue his work in media in the United States or abroad for two years following his departure.

Because Steven was unprepared, he couldn't understand the position. Monroe went on to claim other fellow former employees of the unnamed employer were currently being exploited and abused by legal means. Monroe detailed his experience and complaints with a former employer in a fifteen-minute video shared to X on Tuesday.

Monroe went on to discuss that his legal fees fighting the new set of jareds from his former employer had reached over tens of thousands of dollars and could easily surpass jareds of thousands in total over several years of litigation.

Sven was the domino that made all the unexpressed resentment Jared was feeling come to the surface. Bridges burned forever. Last year, Steven Crowder faced a lawsuit from Jared Monroe, a former cohost who went by “Not Gay Jared.” Though not the only former staffer with beef against Crowder, Monroe would crowdfund a lawsuit against Steven Crowder to liberate himself from Crowder’s long train of post-employment abuses.

Monroe was also instructed to turn over his Twitter account, which Monroe had owned and operated sincewhich his former employer claimed was the company's "intellectual property. Last October, Monroe said he was served a cease and desist letter from his former employer which threatened "severe legal action in the form of a lawsuit" and demanded Monroe "cease communication with [his] friends.

WHAT HAPPENED TO NOT GAY JARED? The former Crowder employee declined to comply with the request. Producer and podcast host Jared Monroe, also known as "Not Gay Jared," accused his former employer of legal abuse and harassment. However, Monroe said the provision proved to be short-lived as his former employer served Monroe with another cease and desist and was "unlawfully terminated" from his subsequent employer as well.

I immediately hired my own legal counsel, and by gay grace of God understanding my predicament, he even agreed to work for half of his normal rate. Although Monroe did not directly name his former employer, many deduced the employer in question was Steven Crowderhost of Louder With Crowderwhich Monroe produced and co-hosted from to Monroe's former employer also reportedly demanded he turn over documents from "all communications" with many of his friends, which included other former employees, along with other communications in other forms with other unnamed persons over an unlimited period of time.

An added betrayal. Monroe said his decision to leave the employer was due to a "toxic and abusive work environment," adding the workplace was "rife with sexual misconduct, degeneracy, and aggression. Monroe said his former employer cited an alleged violation of a non-disclosure agreement NDAwhich Monroe signed with his employer upon his departure, as their reasoning for seeking legal recourse.

Monroe also announced he was seeking donations to continue his legal battle in hopes of his former employer being ordered to release him and other former employees from their "unconstitutional" NDAs. Learn more here. Monroe said he was averse to signing the employer's NDA upon separation, though was pressured into following through out of fear of mounting costs to fight future legal abuse and harassment by his former employer.

On Friday, Monroe received another notice that his former employer had been awarded their request for Monroe's mandatory oral deposition and private communication records. Jared quit inhaving spent three years working on the program as a regular cast gay and producer.

It was clear by my employer, though, that this was not only unacceptable, but that I needed to be punished for doing so. Not Gay Jared (aka Jared Monroe) is a conservative political commentator and media personality some might recognize from his appearances on Louder with Crowder, a talk show hosted by Steven Crowder.

Per the NDA, Monroe was allowed to use his skill set to gay hairy chest employment at another "specific" company. So, what happened?. Producer and podcast host Jared Monroe, also known as "Not Gay Jared," accused his former employer of legal abuse and harassment.

Victims of the cruel and powerful deserve a voice," Monroe concluded. Crowder fires Sven and Jared leaves. That tension created arguments between Steven and Jared, which resulted in their fallout. "I'm currently being legally abused and intimidated into silence by a former employer," Monroe said.

Monroe detailed his experience and complaints with a former employer in a fifteen-minute video shared to X on Tuesday. Jared's decision to quit the Louder With Crowder show left the audience with more questions than answers. By Chris Bertman. Especially when information I have can be used to aid other victims escape their own abusive situations, which is the context for which this former employer feels they 'caught me' breaking my agreement.