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I am a senior audience strategy editor here at Vox, and a large part of my job involves consuming all the work Vox publishes each day. But even with the knowledge of what’s already been published and what’s coming, I catch myself wishing I had a guide to let me know where to start. That’s where Vox’s editors will step in with the Vox Recommends newsletter.
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One of the best parts of my job is talking to my colleagues. They always have smart insights that help me understand how to think about the news and how it impacts my life, or how everyday occurrences like what we buy can tell us something much larger about our society. I’m so excited for you to hear from them firsthand. Here’s where you can sign up.
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