Historias de Feminsim

In Travel, ideology comes alive through a simple yet powerful encounter between two strangers - a passenger and a taxi driver. As their journey unfolds, their casual conversation turns into a deeper exploration of beliefs, values, and societal norms. Through their differing perspectives, the story highlights how ideologies aren't just abstract ideas; they are lived experiences, shaped by background, struggle, and hope. Neither right nor wrong, their dialogue reveals that ideology often exists in the grey spaces between black and white.

There may be no threat yet, but we feel it. There may be no real danger yet but we fear it. Despite all the scare, we carry on and that is what makes us strong.

THE STORY OF HOW FELICITE AND HER MUM RUN A SCHOOL OF FEMINISM AND THEIR NEIGHBOUR BACK HOME IN LONDON (THE SCHOOL IS IN THE MIDDLE OF NOWHERE PROBABLY SOMEWHERE LIKE IN A TOWN NEAR ST IVES ON A CLIFF) HAS TWO SONS AGED 13 AND 15 WHO ARE OBLIVIOUS TO THE SEXIST WORLD. SRY IM CRAP AT DESCRIPTIONS THE ACTUAL BOOK IS BETTER... I HOPE LOL

A letter to my sisters, biological and not.

this is true feminism

Willow is gay. Like super gay. How is she supposed to tell your rude father and Gay Pride rioting mother?

A normal village in the early fifteenth century prepares itself for its yearly festival. A supposed 'celebration', the villagers soon come to drench up secrets on one another. Secrets that people will kill to keep hidden. The line between truth and morality is thin and the villagers soon find themselves tip-toeing along it. Ingrid is a girl who is just trying to escape her spinster mother. Elliot is a young man just trying to grow up normally. Light is a mysterious visitor who is searching for something very special. Smith is a baker with eyes that see everything and ears that hear the trees whispers. And Wyatt is a scared, young man whose only happiness in life comes from his lover. All of them have one thing in common: they all have a secret. In a time where everybody was judged and no one went against the church, these five teens form an unlikely friendship that transcends social norms and breaks unspoken barriers and ultimately, ends one life. With threat of exposure looming over their heads, what secret can be so deadly that you'll die for it?

A woman of the Victorian era is up for execution due to her feminist beliefs, activism, and acts. However, at the moment she is to be executed, she is blasted into the future, where she has to adjust and maintains her activism. She discovers the many problems women face while trying and helping those who are suffering tragically. Whilst doing all this, she discovers she has unusual abilities, at first deeming them useless, however in time she discovers the power they have and how they can aid her.

This book is a collection of my poems and other writings. The themes will include: Mental Health, sexual assault and violence, abuse and more. Please proceed with caution if these themes may trigger/upset you.

(Constantly editing) "Rosanna? My poor girl, I'm afraid I have some terrible news." "Martha? What's wrong? You look like you've seen a ghost." I ask, looking up from the table where I sat with my papers. Martha clutches a creamy waxed envelope in her hands and begins to weep, letting the paper sway to the ground. I rush over to her, carefully lowering her onto the sofa before grabbing up the letter and tearing it open so I could see what had made my poor housekeeper so distraught. I blinked, the world slowed down and I lost my breath. "I'm so sorry, I'm so very sorry my poor rose," Martha wept, "an orphan! My poor Rosanna has become an orphan!" The paper slowly returns to its previous position on the ground and I walk over to the large glass windows opposite to me that looked out on to the emerald gardens filled with dainty, fragrant flowers. My hands shake as I place them onto the sill and I realise the servants and footmen were standing around the edges of the room solemnly, their hands clasped and heads lowered at my loss. "He was a good man Rosie, your father was a good man." Peter murmured to me, his old wrinkled face drooping with sorrow. I clutched my chest when a spasm of sudden pain hit me realising my life would change forever.

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a VERYYYYY old poem about feminism i guess... Im not even sure anymore hahaha

In this concluding volume of the "Penthesilea's Wish" trilogy, the young and beautiful Amazon queen, Penthesilea, is about to meet destiny in her own historic moment, putting her elite party of twelve Amazons on the map of both history and myth. Daniela, after visiting Greece with her lover and companion, NIcasio, has grown in independence and curiosity about the mysterious goings on centered around the remarkable Amazonian tomb found on the cliffs of Big Sur. While on the Greek island of Andros, she has become inspired to be secretly radicalized and now will participate in the ancient society, the "Penthesilea Sisterhood." Returning to California, she becomes active with this growing movement, which is soon to be released upon the world as an international movement. Reaching the inner workings of the society, Daniela will be made aware of a phenomenal event, orchestrated by the Sisterhood, which is also destined to make history-and radically change the world's attitudes towards females significantly and for ever.

Elva Baxter is a teenage orphan who has just been adopted by a family she has still yet to meet. Elva soon learns that her new family is not the average and predictable family that she had expected. In the midst of magic and war, Elva discovers true power in herself and the secrets of lineage.

Gianina is trying to navigate her way through the challenges of adulthood. As she enjoys her last summer with her cousins at her Aunts house in Juniper Springs, she finds herself unexpectedly falling in love with the charming new boy who just moved in next door. Despite their undeniable connection, Gianina finds herself struggling to balance her newfound romance with the other important aspects of her life and the challenges she faces with her family's expectations and career aspirations. As the summer unfolds, Gianina learns important lessons about love, friendships and personal growth. She discovers that finding happiness and balance in life requires patience, courage, and self-reflection. With the help of her friends and family, Gianina comes to a deeper understanding of herself and the world around her and ultimately learns to embrace the complexities of adulthood with grace and resilience.

a political poetry collection consisting of 20 poems touching on topics of feminism, capitalism, global warming, queerness, and human rights.