Activists Stories

17 year old Lena Quinn lived a undisrupted, peaceful life with her mother in London . She fears the riots against immigrants. One day she discovered something in the attic which changed her life... Who is her mother? Read more to find out! (P.S. Guys this is my first story ever!! If there are any mistakes or questions please don't hesitate to ask in the comments!) HOPE YOU GUYS ENJOY MY STORY💞

In Oscar Robertson's "The Master of Other People's Thoughts," the main character, secretary Nikolai Timofeevich, discovers his ability to read people's minds. This unique power soon becomes a burden, revealing the dark secrets of human nature. Faced with the manipulations of the system, Nikolai decides to free himself from power and seek his own path to true freedom.

I don't know how to explain this other than that this is place for me to figure out how to be good again.

In the span of ten years, Raif has been lashed fifty times by Saudi authorities, attacked by fellow inmates, and even thrown into Solitary Confinement for several months on multiple occasions. To make things worse, the authorities turned a blind eye to his many hunger strikes, causing his physical and mental health to decline to the point where he had to be moved to the prison infirmary for weeks at a time. All of this torture just for writing.

2050 The United Kingdom The last General Election saw one of this island's biggest divides between right and left, liberal and authoritarian, rich and poor. With rising extremes on either side, how will these politicians affect the United Kingdom? How will the United Kingdom affect the world?

Athena believes her world is perfect. Direct democracy means that everyone votes, on everything: from how their healthcare is funded to the colour of the clothes they wear. When an explosive encounter with the mysterious Dyo throws Athena's beliefs into turmoil, Athena is soon drawn into a society on the outskirts, where she discovers a darker side to the world she lives in. But there is danger in the truth and this new knowledge comes at a heavy price. Can Athena turn her back on everything she has ever believed in? And what will happen to her if she does? This story is a draft version of Democary is Dead, which I am currently posting on Wattpad weekly. If you would like to read the updated version, please find DiD on my profile!

I want to write books dealing with culture not drug dealers, rapists, and etc that are in the typical books. I want to open the eyes of teens and others to our cultures. About racism, justice, 'freedom', slavery, work labor, and much more. Within my books will be debate between characters, quotes that you can forever hold on to, thoughts that need to be analyzed, and ways of 'life'. Education, interesting, and eye opening. My first book will be about African American teens in today's society. No drug dealer, abusive fathers, crackhead moms, foster homes, and back stabbing friends. To get samples 1-3 of my book, 'Society's Look' I need 200 Likes and 100 comments. Share this also please. Thanks A Lot From A Girl Who Wants Different 💋

An insight to how I feel about our planet. It seems to be that every day the world changes. With quotes from fellow activists and information from documentaries. Global warming and climate change is a rising concern which I hope to help conquer, please read...

Aurora Brown goes along journey of love, sexuality, and finding herself.

How long does it take to tell a story? Two hours? Two minutes? Fifty thousand words? One sentence? Just like how the taste and the shape of a dish depend largely on the cook who prepares it, the story lives and breathes only by the author who writes it. In here you will find bite-sized works of fiction: one hundred stories, all told in one hundred words – no more, no less. Be tickled; amused; intrigued; repelled; horrified; or any combination of the above as you gaze through peepholes into the worlds in which these stories and characters come to life.

Aria song was supposed to be a five. Her family was a five for years. Until two Selections ago when her ancestor was drawn for the Selection. She didn't make it past the first elimination, but it still bumped their family up to a three. So when the Selection to win Prince James is announced, she sees this as an opportunity to get out of teaching. There's just one teeny tiiny problem. The prince is a complete jerk. But surprises that she never even dreamed of meet her at the palace. Prince James has many secrets, including that he doesn't think the Selection will work out. This is based on the Selection series by Kiera Cass I do not own any part of that series. This is just a fan fiction based on her AMAZING series! Thank you!

Truly, faith can save the world, but for centuries America has been plagued by the acts of racism, prejudice, and injustice. I believe there is a deeper intent to why people are the way they are and how our response should be, given the unjust acts of others. I wrote Faith Can Save Black America, to provide a believer's perspective on the various societal issues we face as a nation and how we should overcome them.

Life Is a term is a idea is a verb that use as living creatures or organisms but sometimes there are people that everyone is not equal based on culture race background story . Where you came from if you believe in the american dream or not . people base that on people or anything that isnt normal or just diffrent they treat unequal as you should be treated. so in this tale shows that everyone life is equal.

Eliora May, a lifetime citizen of Maplemaw, is something many women are not. Literate. An activist. But these become hard to complete as all is stripped away from her with the coming of unexpected news. Marriage and war between the faeires and elves of Ilkaphene. A land of magic, where flowers and fungi grow as tall as their castles. Where forest creatures live in harmony. A land of peace. A land where a fairy married an elf. A fairy princess marrying an elf princess at that. Eliora begins to hear rumors of the war. How it was destroying an ethereal land. And, worst of all, how women were being silenced to prevent more "corruption". As the war and its standards begin to seep into Elvangmort, changing Eliora's home into one of constrictions, hushed whispers, and worst of all, a hatred toward women, she knows that she must do something to save her freedom and the freedoms of those around her. *** This is my submission for ONC 2025! Main prompt: 33. In a time when same-sex marriage was still a stigma, two kings defy convention and marry each other-igniting a conflict that threatens to spark a world war Secondary prompts: 43. During a wartime book ban, a young woman discovers love letters hidden in the margins of a historical book. As she reads, she unravels a mystery about her family and finds love of her own. 96. The road you've traveled almost every day of your life begins to change-transforming it into a dark, terrifying place right before your eyes. 109. In secret, a group of women forms a book club during the ban on reading. As they sneak around town exchanging books, they form unexpected friendships, navigate their love lives, and uncover hidden strengths and passions. Story playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0qRA9ENIMuYf6UuYmtXlkd?si=6yrjpvyWSwWC9nz-URZq3g TW: Abuse, homophobia, violence, death The beautiful cover and banner were created by @sulkytae! Featured: (x1) @fantasy

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"Kung ang pag-ibig ay mapagpalaya, ang ibigin ka ay lubos na pakikibaka" Ester Bonifacio x Santillian Villafuerte The background image is from Pinterest.

Japan's corporate landscape is experiencing its most significant transformation in decades, as activist investors launch an unprecedented assault on traditional business practices. This June, a record 52 Japanese companies face shareholder proposals, marking a dramatic shift from the consensus-driven culture that has long defined Japanese business.

One thing that my momma always knew I was, is ambitious. I don't give up, I refuse to give up. Blessing and curse should I say. I want people to know the truth. Not just know it but take heed. I've always dreamed of marrying a white man. Not because I wanted kids with caramel skin and curly hair. But because I want to know that there are people other than blacks who believe in equality. Who believe that racial division is a fluke. Who believe that any size, shape, and color, we're all human. But at 20 years old, I never thought it would be this hard.