Activism Stories

" It's not a story about Bitcoin. It's a story about what's left of a man when he refuses to be his bank account." In the heart of Bristol, amid the acrid smell of paint and the electrical hum of clandestine servers, the most dangerous identity of the century is born. Robin Gunningham didn't want to be rich; he wanted to be free. But freedom comes at a price no cryptographic function can calculate. While the world chases the shadow of Satoshi Nakamoto through financial charts and journalistic investigations, Mercedes Fiorenova leads us into the bunker where aggressive activism meets the silence of the soul. Between a work that self-destructs under the blows of an auction gavel and a code that slips into the depths of the Darknet, I'M Satoshi Nakamoto (Banksy) is a brutal and poetic descent into the failure of modern utopias. dark true novel . A journey alongside a man who burned a billion-dollar treasure to remain a ghost, and a woman, Lauren, who dances on the edge of a bipolar abyss to witness the end of the world as we know it. Are you ready to discover that the truth isn't written in a digital wallet, but on the wall they just tried to tear down?

Hank Turner had done everything right-Army veteran, top of his class in medical school, a man who believed in systems, order, and service. But when the private hospital that hired him shut down overnight, the life he built collapsed with it. No job. No savings. No home. No help. San Diego didn't catch him-it swept him. From sidewalks to canyons, from shelters to riverbeds, Hank learned the truth about the city he once admired: the homeless weren't supported... they were erased. But Hank isn't the kind of man who stays erased. As he fights to survive the streets-dodging sweeps, navigating broken systems, and finding unexpected allies-something inside him ignites. If no one in power will fight for people like him, then he'll become the one in power. From the riverbed to City Hall, from silence to a movement, Hank Turner is about to rise. Not for revenge. Not for glory. But to change everything. A story about survival, injustice, and the birth of a political revolution-told from the ground up.

A pocket book of short poetry.

DEDICATION Dedicated this to satisfying the curiosity of a dear friend who has been disturbed and worried about his personality. This came up during a conversation with him and I was activated to let people out of bondage. That's why this write-up comprises all you need to know about introversion, including its relationship with shyness.

The fall and the fire.

How can you find your own identity when you are only a copy of someone else? Marin is not an original. In a world where cloning is prevalent, she is a Second who simply wants to be seen as an individual. Support groups and protesters are safe for a while, until their demands become too extreme. Will she ever find someone who treats her as an equal, not because she is a double, but because she is human?

Canadas Avalanche- You follow the story of a girl named Nova, 23 years old with some heavy trauma. One night, she finally looked the nasty creature in its eyes and it took her to a place she never thought she'd find in a dream, when she wakes up with her mothers shirt, and she finds out that she's not the only one with this dream, she seeks to find answers, with the other "victims", starring in the upcoming documentary, 'Canadas Avalanche". (Inspired by the games, Life is Strange and The long dark)

A 1967-1968 Barnard College freshman is torn between radical politics and a boyfriend who is ambitious for status and wealth.

Staring into its eyes he felt himself becoming something else. "Qhronn noooo!" She screamed but it was already too late. --- After having fallen to earth in a meteorite Starmagin is found to be carrying parasites with the potential to devastate the planet with a deadly void pathogen but its new trainer, the 19 year old Qhronn must protect it at all cost whilst on the run to save the Pokémon world from its biggest threat in millennia. Explore the expansive Tagma Region with Qhronn on his action, comedy, sci-fi and romance filled adventure. ---- A grittier Pokémon inspired fan-fiction. (June 2020)

Since 2013, nearly a quarter of a million badgers have been killed across Britain in a controversial government-backed culling programme aimed at reducing bovine tuberculosis in cattle. But is slaughtering these innocent, protected animals really the answer? In Stop Britain's War on Badgers, this powerful and accessible story lays bare the truth behind the cull-its shaky science, its devastating impact on wildlife, and the heartbreaking reality of lives lost in silence. With compassion and facts side by side, it calls for an urgent shift away from cruelty and toward real solutions like vaccination, research, and humane farming practices. This is more than a story-it's a cry for justice in the countryside.

Nyanjura wants to be alone. Actually alone. She doesn't want to talk to anybody, and she doesn't want anybody to talk to her. She doesn't want to make friends, like her parents suggest, and she doesn't want hugs, or to talk about her feelings. And she definitely doesn't want to listen when her parents try to talk sense into yet another politician that space is not a trash belt. When her parents leave her in a room full of other children ("you can play together") while they accept more empty promises, she's had enough. She sneaks out and hides in the storage room of an empty spaceship. But the spaceship doesn't stay empty and while she's asleep, it leaves port. In the middle of space, she's discovered by two family friends. They try to notify her parents, but the communication systems fail. At first, Nyanjura is relieved. But the adults don't leave her alone. They try to return to port, but their navigation systems also fail. And then Nyanjura's epileptic seizures get worse. And then reality starts breaking apart. If Nyanjura can't learn to trust and rely on others, she'll have no way to trust what's real. And then she will truly be left all alone, in the vast and cold emptiness of space. *** To be announced when this will be done! Details still subject to change (eg. epilepsy representation, as I continue researching).

The future isn't written-it's engineered. In The Great Reform, visionary blueprints meet grounded reality. From subterranean farms to digital republics, this manifesto explores how communities are hacking the status quo and rebuilding society, one system at a time. It's not science fiction. It's a manual for transformation. If you've ever asked What if...?-this book dares to answer Why not now?

The title says it all folks. It is a fun book for fellow hotheads who want to let steam off! Sometimes it is good to talk about uncomfortable things that how you fake till you make it. I'm healing by doing that and feeling a lot more confident while doing it. It's all uncensored I'm done pleasing people. The real me! Some rants are not all angry, just unapologetic vibes. This is poetry, a favorite song, and a random book. Enjoy!

☆ COMPLETE NOVELLA by Lynda Williams ☆ Dr. Lorel partners with couples around the world to take humanity to the next level through the gift of genetically enhanced children with a sense of responsibility for their fellow man and the ability to take the long view in planning for the future. But people resent competing with 'Lorels' and when the philanthropic doctor is killed, his son, Damien Lorel, opts to dehumanize the products of the family business, Self-Evolved Limited. Damien's Sevolites serve mankind as 'flesh robots'. It takes another Lorel, named Sandrine, to uncover Damien's long term plans - but will she be too late? (Cover by Michelle Amy Milburn © 2023. Interior illustrations by Richard Bartrop.)

I've been told by my friends I need to add my poetry on here so here it is! (I'm probably gonna update this pretty infrequently so be prepared) book cover by @skele-turtle Find me on insta @ danizthatsme

A series of short works about gun violence inspired by @onevoicemanychildren.

This is the story of my first protest, and also a continuation for how I see it now.

Kongpob is sick of the lack of representation on TV. When a network refuses to broadcast a queer kiss, he decides to protest. Arthit's job means it's hard to fight for the rights he believes in, but he wants to.. desperately! A Secret, A Protest, A Kiss... their lives will never be the same!

As I unclench my fists and let my body go numb, I try and forget what is happening. I ignore the damage being done and look instead, out of the window. Through the tears and haze and fog, I find something beautiful. The sky. I relish it, the stars, the clouds, the moon. And all the fireworks I saw. ꧁ .・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・. ꧂ Valencia Ivar has a perfect life. High school is ending in a month. She has more friends than she could ever wish for. She's technically allowed to call herself popular. Her grades are soaring. She's been accepted into a prestigious college through a full-ride scholarship. Prom is coming up. Her family is kind and supportive. She's talented and smart. She's met the perfect boy. But one day everything comes crashing down. And her life becomes sectioned into events. The last shower before it happened. The first shower since it happened. The last meal before it happened. The first meal since it happened. And most importantly, when it happened. You might think someone in her life had died, reading this, but nobody does. The only person truly dying, is Valencia. In which a young girl embarks on a journey of recovery, pain and forgiveness. ꧁ .・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・. ꧂ Highest rank achieved: #3 in #activism Warning: Self-harm, rape, sexual assault, suicidal intentions and mature language. If I put TW in a chapter, it will most likely contain one of these topics strongly. If you have any feedback, please feel free to share it with me, I love feedback! ♡ Chapter banners by: @sincerely-me Please go check out their shop! They're so talented fr, I only order ALL my banners from them! <3 [incomplete] Word count: - Original Fictional Novel © walkeralyssayeohxoxo | 2021 © All Rights Reserved Started - 1st of July 2021 Finished -

1970s England. Olive is caught in the rain when she sees a group of women protesting inside a coffee house, she goes over, curious to see what was happening and finds out they are part of the 'Women's Liberation movement' protesting against the 'coffee bar ban'. Exposed to the unfair sexism in her community, Olive joins them freeing herself from the naive girl she once was as she joins what would be known as the second wave of feminism.