Hopeful Scribbles
Jocelyn FigueroaScribbling hope in these horrible times. Formerly-homeless journalist writing on homelessness, systemic poverty, and housing. Find me at Invisible People and Prism Reports
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 32 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | a year ago |
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The Hope Machine #4: Thoughts on What It Means To Be a Journalist
I want to open this newsletter with a thanks to readers. Some may think 43 subscribers isn’t very much, but to me 43 subscribers gained organically and honestly is like gaining 43 allies.
I don’t promote myself, and it feels weird to do so...
We Aren’t Meant To Live This Way: Late-Stage Capitalism, Over-Consumption and Social Media Influence
Like any girl in America, I sought a sundress this summer to feel good about myself. After not losing any Covid weight, I found that a lot of my clothes no longer fit. As a fat girl in America – a short, awkward, egg-shaped, disabled fat gi...
Scar Tissue Ep. 17: The Hunt
I dragged my clear recycling bags of empty milk bottles and torn-up Amazon boxes down the narrow steps of my apartment. Squeezing through the doorway, I tossed the bags on the edge of the sidewalk. It was trash day. Typical as it was, thing...
Scar Tissue Ep. 16: Therapy Pt. 2
“I just want to let it go,” I told her.
“What if this is something that can’t be let go of? These are significant events that have happened in your life. They will likely stay with you forever.”
I don’t really know what I hoped to hear fr...
Scar Tissue Ep. 15: Rebirth
“This one, Ma!”
I point at a large woven basket filled with dream catchers. A small plastic doll smiles back at me. Wooden beads woven in perfectly. I wonder if these webs, and the little braided heroine will catch my night terrors. I am...
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Scribbling hope in these horrible times. Formerly-homeless journalist writing on homelessness, systemic poverty, and housing. Find me at Invisible People and Prism Reports
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