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I have been asking the Editorial Board's chief illustrator to come up with new material and this week she came through with a banger. The axolotl is a rare species of salamander found mostly in Mexico. Climate change is its biggest threat. Kids of her generation love the axolotl in ways that suggest their anxiety over climate change.
Long-time subscribers have seen ER Stoehr grow in her drawings. Her illustration of dancing pickles was very popular! I think it's important to show that this newsletter isn't a corporate product made with AI slop. It's made by people for the people in trying to make a difference in the world while raising a family and living our values.
Which is why I hope you will join our family at the Editorial Board by subscribing today. For just $9 month, you get analysis and commentary; about 15 editions a month; a feeling of understanding and hope; and lots of kitchen-table ammo! But mostly, you get the satisfaction of supporting an independent voice speaking the truth as plainly as he can – and helping me in the daunting task of raising a teen daughter!
You're getting the EB for free and I know you've been reading it (the system tells me that kind of thing). So I figure that I'm not bugging you, just asking you to support something you already enjoy. In any case, I won't stop working hard for you and for democracy. I can't help myself. But I hope you will consider subscribing today or leaving a tip. Thank you!
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John Stoehr
John Stoehr
John Stoehr
