Taranjit Singh
@taran62.bsky.social
#UCWCLST204
I agree that federal employees who expose rollbacks in civil-rights enforcement should be protected, because whistleblowing helps maintain transparency and accountability in government, even when it is uncomfortable for those in power.
I agree that federal employees who expose rollbacks in civil-rights enforcement should be protected, because whistleblowing helps maintain transparency and accountability in government, even when it is uncomfortable for those in power.
January 19, 2026 at 2:55 AM
#UCWCLST204
I agree that federal employees who expose rollbacks in civil-rights enforcement should be protected, because whistleblowing helps maintain transparency and accountability in government, even when it is uncomfortable for those in power.
I agree that federal employees who expose rollbacks in civil-rights enforcement should be protected, because whistleblowing helps maintain transparency and accountability in government, even when it is uncomfortable for those in power.
#UCWCLST204
This question gets at the heart of the article’s focus on whistleblower protections, civil-rights enforcement at HUD, and the ethics of firing staff who speak out.
This question gets at the heart of the article’s focus on whistleblower protections, civil-rights enforcement at HUD, and the ethics of firing staff who speak out.
January 19, 2026 at 2:53 AM
#UCWCLST204
This question gets at the heart of the article’s focus on whistleblower protections, civil-rights enforcement at HUD, and the ethics of firing staff who speak out.
This question gets at the heart of the article’s focus on whistleblower protections, civil-rights enforcement at HUD, and the ethics of firing staff who speak out.