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| − | '''Terry J. Allen''' | + | '''Terry J. Allen''' is an American writer and photojournalist for ''[[In These Times]]'', and ''[[Salon.com]]''. |
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| + | She is willing to criticize the horrible effects of policies, but dismissed the idea that there might be lies or fabrications in the underlying [[narrative framework]], writing that "We should be sounding the alarm over endless war being waged in our name, not conspiracy theories."<ref>http://inthesetimes.com/article/2702/the_9_11_faith_movement</ref> | ||
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| + | Allen writes for local, national, and international media including ''[[Boston Globe]]'', ''[[Harper's]]'', ''[[The Nation|The Nation online]]'', ''[[American Prospect]]'', ''[[New Scientist]]'' (London), ''[[In These Times]]'', and ''[[Salon.com]]'' on a broad range of domestic and international topics, including from [[Iraq]] in [[2003]]. She writes on [[human rights]] (including from the [[UN]] in Geneva), [[the environment]], [[war]], [[drug policy]], [[women]], [[health]] and [[science]], [[courts]], [[prisons]], [[media]], and [[politics]].<ref>http://www.terryjallen.com/mainP/RESUME.htm</ref> She has been an editor at [[Amnesty International]] and [[Corpwatch.com]].<ref>https://inthesetimes.com/authors/terry-j-allen</ref> | ||
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 Terry Allen    (journalist) | |
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| Nationality | US |
| Alma mater | University of Vermont |
| Interests | US/Foreign policy |
Writer for In These Times who claimed that "We should be sounding the alarm over endless war being waged in our name, not conspiracy theories." | |
Terry J. Allen is an American writer and photojournalist for In These Times, and Salon.com.
She is willing to criticize the horrible effects of policies, but dismissed the idea that there might be lies or fabrications in the underlying narrative framework, writing that "We should be sounding the alarm over endless war being waged in our name, not conspiracy theories."[1]
Own words
Allen writes for local, national, and international media including Boston Globe, Harper's, The Nation online, American Prospect, New Scientist (London), In These Times, and Salon.com on a broad range of domestic and international topics, including from Iraq in 2003. She writes on human rights (including from the UN in Geneva), the environment, war, drug policy, women, health and science, courts, prisons, media, and politics.[2] She has been an editor at Amnesty International and Corpwatch.com.[3]
Related Document
| Title | Type | Publication date | Author(s) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Document:Left-leaning Despisers of the 9-11 Truth Movement | open letter | 6 July 2010 | David Ray Griffin |
