User:Alison Alice
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Name: | Alison |
Location: | Alexandria, VA, USA |
Profession: | Graduate Student/Theatre |
Field: | Theatre |
General Information
Hi, I'm Alison, a theatre girl from Pennsylvania originally. I'm a graduate student in theatre and I work part-time at a local theatre in both acting and production. I used to study engineering, but have made a change to follow my passion. I recently moved in with my wonderful spouse, who was my husband but now is my wonderful wife! Most of my edits are pretty minor but if a topic interests me, I'll definitely dive in! Some of you might remember me from my former account, but for those who don't--hi! Glad to be back.
I'm super friendly and if you'd like to talk, I'm always open to it!
Political views
A lot of my editing is political, because it's something I'm passionate about that gives me a break from theatre. My views could broadly be described as classically liberal or perhaps neoliberal. I favor generally freer markets, socially progressive policies, free migration but not open borders (there's a difference!), and a land value tax. My editing may draw me to topics related to those interests, but certainly not exclusively.
Also: WIKIPEDIA NEEDS WOMEN! If you're a girl reading this who's considering editing, please get in touch with me :).
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