Amendment Stories

Mahuhulog kaya sa pagkakamabutihan ang nag-umpisa sa awayan? Date Started: April 20,2018

These poems are a gathering of moments caught between breaths. Poems of longing, quiet rebellions, and the soft truths we carry beneath our skin. These pages are an invitation to linger, to feel, and to remember what the world sounds like when we finally listen. Poems about being human, about love, hurt, growth and everything between. These words spill out of me in careless structure and all i am left do do is bend to this will.

The 2019 Act aims to expedite the process of granting Indian citizenship to individuals who immigrated to India due to religious persecution in Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Bangladesh, including Hindus, Sikhs, Buddhists, Jains, Parsis, and Christians. Days before the dates for the Lok Sabha elections and the Model Code of Conduct's implementation were announced, the Center on Monday made the guidelines under the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) public. For the convenience of the applicants, the Ministry of Home Affairs has already established a portal; the full process is completed online.

This is book is based on my experience of being depressed and because of depression I made a lot of poems that expresses my emotions. Through Poetry I managed to escape my depressive episode that is why i want to show the people how I managed to survive this episode of my life. If you think i had a lot of girls(ex m.u's) i think that's true because its full of heartbroken stuffs and some of it are imaginations of mine( her,she etc.) I will let the poems do the talking :D please enjoy! Warning!!!: Strong language and contains violence through poetry

Breaking free

I wrote this for the eighth amendment in history class, but the story is still pretty good.

So I'm tdamon and there's an amazing young 16 year old girl, named Tori and a 16 going on 17 year old, bad boy so to speak, named, Justin, and they were best friends until the sixth grade and haven't spoken to each other until Justin and Tori run into each other at school. That they are completely dumbfounded that they've gone to the same highschool for the past 2 years and have never spoken to each other .What's going to happen? Will they become friends again or will things never be the same?

Imagine being assigned an Amendment, and you have to find a current event article that deals with your amendment in some way, shape, or form.

Since 1791, when it was ratified, the Second Amendment allows people to bear arms in order to ensure the security of all Americans. Indeed, its words are clearly explicit : "A well regulated militia being necessary for the security of a free state ; the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed." However, what do you think about it ? We're sure that you don't know what is the best decision between maintaining this historical amendment or modifying it to forbid guns possession. To illuminate your mind, go on an adventure by reading our "gamebook" and take over from the main character ! Thus, you'll experiment with what could happen depending on your opinions and decisions. Let's do that !