Jariel Arvin
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Jariel wrote Sentences, Vox’s daily newsletter, until leaving to pursue a degree in journalism.
He joined Vox in 2020 as an Essential Voices Fellow, covering climate change and world news with the Foreign team. Before that, he taught English in Hanoi, Vietnam, and Oakland, California.
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