The Personal Toll of Whistle-Blowing

6/11/2019

This article from The New Yorker discusses the personal toll experienced by whistle-blowers - individuals who expose wrongdoing within organizations or government agencies. It focuses on the story of Reality Winner, a young woman who leaked classified documents to the media and subsequently faced legal consequences. The article delves into the emotional and psychological impact of whistle-blowing, exploring the isolation, loss of trust, and legal battles that often accompany such actions. It also raises broader questions about the balance between national security and individual dissent, as well as the ethical dilemmas faced by those who choose to speak out.

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