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When I think about journalists doing high risk reporting, I don't think about people like Donnie Chamberlain.

Donnie lives in Chastity County, California, ranch country. She writes for a hyper local news site she runs called a news cafe.

In the fall, she publishes her favorite things giving recipes when West Valley High got a distinguished school award from the state.

She wrote an article on that too.

But it is her coverage of county supervisor meetings where the trouble started.

I've been a journalist for 28 years now. I felt some level of protection bringing a notebook and a pen and a recorder.

Somehow I felt like that was my bulletproof vest, you know, I mean, I used to receive hate mail like most journalists do it one point or another.

But in the last two years, there's been this awareness that I do feel in danger.

I've gone to protests where members of the crowd will turn and point me out and can't my name and ask for me to come up to the front.

And I remember thinking a few times, this is how a lynch mob works.

To get why Donnie feels so vulnerable, it helps to have some context.

Donnie lives in what she calls a news desert. She says the paper where she used to work has been gutted. The local TV station is owned by a conservative network called Sinclair Broadcast Group.

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