Anti-discrimination Stories

Jasmine- A fox in a colour not see for centuries or a valuable coat? Hyacinth- An animal so small you could step right over her. Can this little mouse protect eveyone and everything she loves? Fennel- An orphan, desperate to protect the little red wolf he calls his sister. Hibiscus- Curiosity and bravery put together can lead to disasters, will this young red wolf listen to Fennel-the only family she has, or be overtaken by the question of her past?

The story revolves around AJ who has an inferiority complex due to his complexion and face. Many regarded his face as "ugly", "beastly" or "monkey-like" resulting into this complex. This kept on until college yet his resolve to follow his dream encouraged him to stay strong. His peaceful dealings with people by ignoring them or agreeing to them was his way to not gain attention. It was to stay that way until a storm arrived.

Every person has magic buried somewhere inside them, and once they find it, using magic becomes second nature.

A cultural perspective of a teenage Nigerian, Temiloluwa 'Lasunloye of the Black History.

This is the reason for what we are doing. I'm not saying names, I'm not tagging anybody. Only because I don't want people getting banned.

A woman recounts her memories as an adolescent African American girl in a close-minded community.

Ang sampung taong pagbabago. Pagsibol ng susunod ang katumbas ng paglipas ng panahon. "Ang kabataan ang pag-asa ng bayan"- Jose Rizal. Ano kayang maaaring magawa nating mga kabataan sa susunod na sampung taon? Makinig mga kapwa ko kabataan, alam nyo bang sa susunod na sampung taon tayo na ang magiging susunod na matatanda. Halina't tuklasin na natin ang ating mga kakayahan, dahil sa susunod na mga taon, tayo ang magpapatakbo ng mundo, tayo ang magiging susunod na mga dalubhasa, manlalaro, alagad ng batas, at magiging mga bagong pinuno ng mga bansa. Kaya huwag nating dibdibin ang mga panghuhusga ng ibang nakatatanda sa atin, maging totoo tayo sa sarili natin dahil may mga kakayahan tayo na magdadala sa ating mga sarili at ating minamahal na inang bayan sa rurok ng tagumpay. Gamitin nating mga kabataan ang mga panghuhusga sa atin bilang lakas para mapagbuti ang ating mga sarili at hindi tayo maligaw ng landas. Sa lahat ng makakabasa ng sanaysay na ito, lalo na sa mga kabataan, isa lang ang paalala ko, panatilihin ninyo ang mga nakasulat dito at huwag ninyong babaguhin ang alinmang nakasulat dito. Mga kabataan, maging matatag, mabuti, at matalino. Sa susunod na sampung taon gamit ng tatlong m, tayo ay magiging kapaki-pakinabang na mga mamamayan ng bansa at makakatulong tayo sa pagpapaunlad nito at masisilayan ng ating magiging mga anak at apo ang isang bago at maunlad na Pilipinas.

If you try to run from your past, it'll come back to haunt you. In a fictitious universe, a young Goddess and her 2 wives must figure out how to combat dark forces with the help of friends and others as she tries to escape her past. But what do you do when your past catches up with you?

A group of kids from different countries over the world are brought together to discover why their classmates keep disappearing. With a bully and a mystery, grade 9 wasn't what they expected. (This story is made using two character's points of views and deals with issues like discrimination and unfairness).

❝No one should be defined by their sexual orientation.❞ - Harumi **** As we grow, we are taught that people are only attracted to those of the opposite gender. The possibility of one being attracted to their own seemed to fly right over our heads. So why now when that possibility is more common, do people feel the need to discriminate others? Why is it that they'd go as far as to harm them not only verbally but physically as well? Shiro was bullied for being different. He was bullied for being gay. What he saw as being normal was frowned upon by almost everyone he knew. There was a point when he had succumbed to depression and was forced to turn to the help of antidepressants. Now it doesn't seem like he is capable of letting them go anytime soon. **** WARNING: contains slightly foul language. Courtesy of a few characters. May mention suicide. Proceed at your own risk

In a world where people gain powers, but only females activate them, it has been the cause of discrimination, sexism, depression, suicides, abuse/neglect and even more. But Ajins once existed to balance everything, until ten years before the main character is born, the last known ajin named Kei Nagai died of old age, you are his Grandson and the one to pick up the torch. Will you tear down the wrongful society, or be swept up by the torrent of doubtful comments.

Princess Lunja is a very beautiful young woman of the desert kingdom of Kalari. Her skin, white as snow, so much so that it hates the sunlight. In other words, the princess is an albino and among the Kalari tribe in Northern Africa, people like her are termed "Wajefa" (Cursed ones) and do not deserve to live. Her father removed this law when he was in power, but her elder brother, Gwafa is king now and he has no greater dream than to reinstate the "Wajefa law" and see his sister slaughtered. With the aid of her younger brother, Aksil, Lunja is removed from the kingdom and has to flee south to a land she doubts even exists. Her guide will be a traveler, a journeyman named Akhtoi. The princess must get to safety. This book is a wonderful story and also a celebration of the Nri hegemony in West Africa (a part of the Igbo tribe of the continent) for accepting wholeheartedly back then, what others feared so greatly. This story also calls to the problems albinos face in many parts of the world today. They are discriminated against and in some places, killed because they are different. These are old habits which we need to drop now!!!!!!!!!!