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Terry J. Allen's In These Times
Founded in 1976, In These Times is a nonprofit magazine that focuses on informing the public about democratic and economic policies. Founding editor and author, James Weinstein mission for the magazine was to “identify and clarify the struggles against corporate power now multiplying in American society." When I came across the In These Times article “The Pandemic We Are Ignoring” by writer Terry J. Allen I first did further research on the writer. The page provides a hyperlink to Terry J. Allen’s profile, telling us that Allen has been the In These Times senior editor since 2006. Knowing she is the magazine senior editor provides credibility of siting other credible sources and her ability of making no grammatical mistakes in her writing.

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