Emancipation Stories

꧁සිත නිව්වේ නුඹමයි... ...මා නිවන සඳ නුඹ තමා꧂

This is a work of historical fiction a drama and coming of age story. It is based on some true events, rumors and gossip. A black child name Doug is free from slavery with the help of his mother her fast thinking and determination to give her son a better life, on his journey he forever changes the political landscape and history in america...and the world! In the process will Douglas loose himself and find his way back? In a strange place can he make a new life for himself and forget about his past?

Six years have elapsed since the second bloody battle of 2283 at Hoover Dam. Now in the early days of 2289, the Courier embarks upon the eastern lands of a peaceful Commonwealth, retreading the old world roads once more. Soon enough meeting the Sole Survivor, a hero troubled by his own past, hiding his own secrets. Finding a Boston primed for conflict among the disparate factions. Extra Note: Expect a fast-paced, well-crafted story with more than 15 povs surrounding a complex plot revolving around power, justice, and revolution. The story deals with themes of loss, love, and duty. Tackling issues pertaining to populist uprisings, bigotry among the races of man, and emancipation for all humans under the sun in a post-post Nuclear Commonwealth.

It's not much, but the little apartment you've got is all you need. You were emancipated from your parents a year ago after you discovered that they were taking out loans in your name to pay for their drug and gambling debts. You think that there's nothing life can throw at you that you can't handle. Then you meet her: fierce, unflappable, and kind. You are attracted to her instantly, but you are hesitant about pursuing a relationship. You are wary of getting close to others; you are simply not ready to trust people again. However, she's determined to show you that there's a greater amount of good in the world than there is bad.

Prompt: a clear societal standing between the two characters that is frowned upon. In the late 1700s, Jamaica was alive with the sugar industry, that was built on the backs of black men captured from Africa. A young slave girl, Nyame-ama, 15 is bought and put to work in the house of her new owner, Sir Bailey, a cruel man. Weakened by her circumstances, she thinks all of the white men were the same, until she met Johnson, 16, son of slave driver. Johnson was an anachronist of his time who didn't believe in the slave trade. But what will happen when his father takes the life of another man, and threaten the life of his forbidden love? Busha- coined term for bishop, also known as an overseer. Nyame-ama- Ashanti tribe name meaning God's gift.

This book gives you the realest poems on the face of the Earth. All poems were written by Roxanne Alleyne. She lives in the Caribbean🇬🇾 and loves reading and writing. Poetry is her favorite genre to write. So sit back and enjoy the journey.

(Authorized excerpt of EMANCIPATED by M.G. Reyes published by Katherine Tegen Books, an imprint of Harper Collins.) The bad boy, the good girl, the diva, the hustler, the rocker, and the nerd. Six teens legally liberated from parental control for six different reasons, but all with one thing in common: something to hide. Secret #1: Not everyone is who they seem. Now they're sharing a house in Venice Beach, acting like a family, and living their lies. One witnessed a crime, another might be a murderer-and one's been spying on them all. Secret #2: Freedom isn't free. As they cling to a fantasy of freedom and slowly let down their guard, the past creeps up on them. And when one of them gets arrested, everyone's carefully constructed facade comes crumbling down. Secret #3: The truth will come out. Emancipated is the first book in a blistering guessing game of a series where relationships are tested and worlds collide.

After having sex with a complete stranger and watching the life drain from her best friend's eyes while in L.A., Arabella Winters wants nothing more than to return to her small coastal town in Jersey, and forget the whole month ever happened. But she can't seem to do that when figures of her past return and remind her of what she lost. Plus, Arabella keeps feeling her hairs raise whenever she is alone...or at least when she thinks she is. See, Fate has a funny way of playing things out. And in no way is it done with her yet.

A new day dawns in the city of Nova II. However, it is paradoxical to use the word "day" because, in this futuristic universe where everyone is implanted with a cerebral chip at birth, daylight never penetrates. A thick forest of terrestrial and flying buildings covers the space, without a single patch of sky being visible. The garish neon lights of screens and advertising holograms replace the sun. In this world where History no longer exists, humans immerse themselves in a permanent celebration of pleasures and entertainment, without questioning what might have existed before them, accompanied by hyper-realistic AIs developed by the consortium of companies that rule the world: Terranova. This world of infinite carefreeness will be disrupted by Mia, a young AI who accidentally discovers that this place has a past: an ancient city called Paris... Written by Pierre-Yves Tallec, based on an original idea by Stephan Boschat and Ikoï Studio. Translated by Alexandra Radlovic.

Poetry by Novo_Blaq •Psyche runs rampant °Warfare warrants wisdom acts •Win keep mind intact "The social norms and means by which we're introduced into this society require we consider our actions carefully as the consequences of failure leave little room for recourse thus the goal is to be kept clearly in mind to inspire growth of a similar kind"

Lauren's daughter she gave away a while ago comes back into her life.

This story is about how a young jounalist was able to reveal a secret that was refused to be buried.

Wilhelmina Key has lived her entire life in the shadow of her (sweet teacher by day, abusive and bipolar by night) mother. It's no wonder she shoots so low in life - filing for emancipation, then dropping out to pursue music. After being rejected by five bands, Will is loving the life she's living - the one where people think she can't do anything right, and fails at everything. Oh, yeah, she's living the Dropout Dream - no compliments, no praise, and no good grades. Everything is perfect - until she's accepted into a band of Dropouts just like her (with some minor differences of course) called Out Of Ink. Now she's being accepted by everything - winning contests, awards, going on prestigious talk shows. The people love her - and Will can't stand it. This humorous novel of a girl who loves failure and hates acceptance will touch your heart and make you laugh out loud (that is, if you can follow Will's speeding pace).

Poems and Short stories permeating the society at large from a empathetic perspective

Yet another essay written about Abraham Lincoln, and his speeches from the Civil War. Out of everyone, didn't Abraham age the most (as in appearance)? He went through a lot of pressure. Sad how he didn't see how far he took everyone.

A True Story. That's all I have to say. Will you sympathize or advice otherwise?