Our season finale explores the complex case of James Morrison, a tech industry whistleblower who exposed discriminatory hiring practices at his Silicon Valley company, only to face industry-wide blacklisting and accusations of being a troublemaker. The episode details how his attempt at corporate accountability resulted in personal bankruptcy, divorce, and a complete career change. Through extensive interviews and documentation, we examine the intersection of professional ethics, personal cost, and the paradox of being canceled for fighting against problematic behavior, while exploring Morrison's journey to becoming a corporate ethics consultant.

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