Every year, "Time Magazine" chooses one noteworthy person or group to be the "Person of the Year." The editors give the award to
the person or group of people who has had the most substantial impact on news that year. In 2002, for the first time in it's history, the magazine simultaneously chose three women to be the "Person of the Year." Called "The Whistleblowers," these brave women took great personal risks to stand up for their beliefs. Which Of The Following Best Describes The "Person Of The Year"?
