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# Authenticated request
In this guide we will see how you can request the API as an authenticated user.
In this guide you will see how you can request the API as an authenticated user.
## Introduction
To let you understand many concepts mainly on the [roles and permissions](../plugins/users-permissions.md#manage-roles-permissions) part, we will user many users and roles.
To show you many of the concepts on the [roles and permissions](../plugins/users-permissions.md#manage-roles-permissions) part, we will use many users and roles.
After that we will see the [authentication workflow](../plugins/users-permissions.md#authentication) to get a `JWT` and use it for an API request.
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If you request this as a **Reader user**, you will receive a **403 error**. It's because the **Reader role** not have access to the `create` function of the **Article** Content Type.
If you request this as a **Reader user**, you will receive a **403 error**. It's because the **Reader role** does not have access to the create function of the **Article** Content Type.
To fix that you will have to login with the **Author user** and use his `JWT` into the request to create an **Article**.
To fix that you will have to login with the **Author user** and use its `JWT` into the request to create an **Article**.
With that done, you will be able to create an **Article**.