Mari Gallagher

President, Mari Gallagher Research and Consulting Group

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Head of Mari Gallagher Research and Consulting Group, a community development consulting group in Chicago, she studies access to food and public health

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You may think that today's traditional Thanksgiving meal is the same as it always was, but that's not necessarily so. The food Americans eat is changing.

Who's Having Free-range Turkey This Thanksgiving?

You may think that today's traditional Thanksgiving meal is the same as it always was, but that's not necessarily so. The food Americans eat is changing.

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