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And in the end.

December 16, 2019 by Emily Escobar Leave a Comment

Rosalind Jones’ first book of poetry, And in the end., is a story of healing, growth, and perspective, and a testament to resilience, grit, and self love. Jones’ poems, written between 2018 and early 2019, detail a year of intense turmoil and trauma. Only after setting her work aside for several months was she able to rediscover these poems and see their strength.

And in the end. speaks with all of the reassurance of your older self looking back on a younger, much more terrified you, letting you know that you will make it through the hardships in your life. While this book is a collection of poems specific to one person’s experience, it can also be a tool for anyone needing a best friend, a companion, or a cheerleader. It’s Jones’ hope that people who read this book feel empowered to pursue their own journey of self love and community.

Purchase And in the end.

Rosalind Jones (she/her) is a Los Angeles-based writer, poet and activist. She has written for the Ms. magazine blog on topics of international feminism and women, peace, and security (WPS). She currently works as a grassroots organizing in the #MeToo movement to end sexual violence in all forms, and also serves as the National Education Coordinator for the youth-led nonprofit Operation Period, which works to end global menstrual inequity.

Topics: Blog, Gender-Based Violence, Other, Sexual Assault, Sexual Harassment

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About Emily Escobar

Emily (she/her) is FMF’s National Campus Organizer for California. She grew up in Los Angeles, but was born in Guatemala and is proud of her immigrant identity. She is a graduate of California State University, Long Beach, with a Bachelors degree in Women’s, Gender, & Sexuality Studies and a History minor. During her time at CSULB, she helped revive the feminist student organization on campus, the Women’s, Gender, & Sexuality Studies Student Association (WGSSSA), and served as its president during her senior year. She advocates for feminism using an intersectional lens and brings a voice to folks from marginalized communities. She is passionate about immigration reform, reproductive justice, and LGBTQ+ rights.

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