They say, "Big Brother is always watching," but so are your neighbors, employers, friends, family and all manner of interested strangers. In this age of million dollar side hustles, temptation to share a little more online is high.

Today, we're talking about people who shared the most and suffered the consequences. Was the outcome fair? Does your opinion change if the person was up front about their out of work activities? Is discrimination and misinformation a rampant issue and should we take a step back before judging? Join us as we talk about all of it.

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Sources:

MSNBC: Opinion: I'm proud of my work as a principal and drag queen. Nothing will change that.

NPR: An Alabama Mayor Ended His Life After a Website Showed Pictures of Him Cross-Dressing

People: Human Interest: Woman Formerly Known as Rachel Dolezal Speaks Out After Losing Job Over OnlyFans Account: 'Keep on Living'

MSN: What to Know About Carmen Wilson, Former Academic Who Appeared in Sex Videos with UW-La Crosse Chancellor, Husband Joe Gow