News anchor Kendis Gibson is claiming the toxic workplace culture during his time at ABC News played a role in his 2018 suicide attempt. Gibson, 52, opens up about his experience at ABC News in his book Five Trips: An Investigative Journey into Mental Health,

Kendis Gibson opens up about the workplace culture at ABC News, describing an environment allegedly marred by hazing, bullying, and racism.

Former ABC anchor Kendis Gibson has shared an eye-opening look at the work culture at the network following his stint at the 'World News Now' desk.

"There was an underlying depression already there," Gibson, a former "World News Now" anchor, says in his new memoir.

A former anchor for ABC News claims years of working in a toxic work environment and enduring racist rhetoric from superiors led him to attempt suicide. In his new memoir, former

Kendis Gibson reveals how toxic work culture, bullying, and racism at ABC News led to his 2018 suicide attempt.

Former ABC News anchor Kendis Gibson claims that racism, bullying, and toxic workplace culture at ABC contributed to his 2018 suicide attempt. In an interview with Page Six and his new memoir, “Five Trips: An Investigative Journey into Mental Health,

A former ABC News anchor said he attempted suicide in 2018 after facing a hostile work environment at the network. While promoting his memoir, "Five Trips: An Investigative Journey into Mental Health,

Former ABC News anchor Kendis Gibson claimed a toxic work environment at the studio contributed to his suicide attempt on Oct. 12, 2018. Gibson alleged that racism, hazing and bullying at the network had a huge impact on his mental health,