Thank you for this! I try not to lose hope, but I can become guilty of doomscrolling, too, especially when not researching and writing my Campfire Resistance Stories. This was my latest story about another fearless, intelligent Latina who gave others hope and encouraged effective resistance I discovered, who inspired me recently. Maybe her story will help some of your readers, too: https://www.storiesofresistance.org/p/the-tale-of-the-passionate-one-emma
Thank you for this! I try not to lose hope, but I can become guilty of doomscrolling, too, especially when not researching and writing my Campfire Resistance Stories. This was my latest story about another fearless, intelligent Latina who gave others hope and encouraged effective resistance I discovered, who inspired me recently. Maybe her story will help some of your readers, too: https://www.storiesofresistance.org/p/the-tale-of-the-passionate-one-emma
Thank you for sharing! I also doomscroll; I don't think I'm immune. This post was also a reminder to myself :)
Funny side note. I'm tired and read the link in the story you shared, and I thought it said "the tale of the passionate enema."
I immediately thought "this cannot be right!". Re-read, Sylvia!