Larry Platt is an Editor at The Philadelphia Citizen. He focuses on journalism, media, and press-related topics, bringing a keen insight into the evolving landscape of communication. Larry's work has been featured in Broad + Liberty, 6abc, The Philadelphia Citizen, Jewish Journal, and Philadelphia magazine.
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