A slew of explicit emails and text messages American Apparel founder and ex-CEO Dov Charney allegedly sent to employees were revealed in court documents the company filed Friday. The messages -- some of which have been excerpted below and are graphic and sexually explicit in nature -- were included as part of an anti-SLAPP (Strategic Lawsuit Against Public Participation) motion responding to lawsuits Charney filed against American Apparel, the Los Angeles Times reports. Charney, who was fired last year in the wake of numerous sexual misconduct allegations, claimed in a May lawsuit that the company’s investigation against him was not "independent." He also disputed statements American Apparel chair Colleen Brown made in a letter issued to employees.