The Atlantic Cuts Ties with Yascha Mounk Amid Rape Allegations
Journalist Celeste Marcus accuses Mounk of rape in 2021, leading to his suspension and eventual severance from the magazine.
- The Atlantic magazine has severed ties with Yascha Mounk following allegations of rape made by journalist Celeste Marcus.
- Marcus accused Mounk of raping her in June 2021 and detailed her experience in an essay for Liberties, where she serves as managing editor.
- Mounk, a political scientist and author known for his criticism of 'woke' ideology, has denied the allegations, calling them 'categorically untrue.'
- The Atlantic had suspended its relationship with Mounk, a freelance contributor, last month upon learning of the accusation.
- Marcus expressed frustration over the lack of updates and transparency from The Atlantic regarding actions taken following her allegation.