Guncontrol Stories

Dominique, who goes by Dom, can't stand how terrible this world is to anyone who's not a cishet white person. She's an activist in high school trying to make a change in the world. She fights for many things, but she is a huge Black Lives Matter ally due to her long-time best friend, Jayden. Jayden, who goes by Jay, is a black kid breaking so many stereotypes in his predominantly white high school. Top of his class, ivy-bound, athlete who plays two different sports while also making time to fight for what he believes in. But just because Jayden is the perfect kid, in many people's eyes, he doesn't look like one. These two high schoolers team up to get justice for innocent Nia Jones, a 14-year-old girl who was shot four times by a cop. But will it go as smoothly as they thought it would? Notes: Hi! If you're reading this story, I hope you enjoy it. I wanted to write something that conveys a lot of important topics such as racial profiling, slurs used against minorities, gun violence, police brutality, activism, and much more. As a young activist, I hope this story helps touch the hearts of people my age.

People rely on hoping. They Hope that the bad will pass and the good will remain. Hope continuously fails to meet our expectations, but we keep relying on it. It is the backbone of this falling society. What if one day everyone just stopped hoping? Where would we be then? Hope himself is here to tell you that story.

I'm just going to write my opinions on topics such as movies, YouTubers, and then stuff as important as gun control and mental health. I will also be taking requests. Feel free to have your own opinions and I am not a political professional or a professional critic, so some things might not be politically accurate, please don't hate on anything, everyone has their own opinions. Feel free to write your own opinions down in the comments.

Sadie Heron was sixteen years old when it happened on December 15th, 2017. It was a day she would never forget, maybe because it was the day she died.

Kayla Heddens, an 8th Grader at West Hill Middle School, experiences something no 13-year-old should go through that changes her whole perspective of life.

This is Stephanie Gericks diary were she writes about the events that occurred to her and her best friends in her sophomore year and how she ended up in...

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Inspirational

This acrostic poem describes the personal attributes of Kamala Harris, the vice president of the U.S.A.

Gun control essay

I never thought I would take a bullet for someone. That night just happened so fast. I'm a RN who was working with a patient. That's when the shooting happened. It still amazes me that I took a bullet for him. He keeps asking me if I would do it again. Would I do it again?

During the second Santos administration, the West Wing staff is working overtime to sway favor for extreme gun control legislation. Meanwhile several dozen reporters have been kidnapped in Indonesia, with terrorist groups demanding millions of guns. Running out of ideas, and losing ground in the House and Senate, President Santos, Josh Lyman, C.J. Cregg, and others decide on a controversial hail Mary to save the day. If the West Wing were to return to television tomorrow, this could be the next season.

Joe Slattery is retired and lives on his own in Schuylkill Township, Pennsylvania, a rural, off-the-beaten-path part of the state. One night he is startled to see a young black man on his front porch, knocking at the door. No words are exchanged, but Joe pulls a loaded .38 revolver from the side-table by his chair and fires twice through the glass door. A police interview and investigation ensues and Joe is left to reflect on what transpired. The town must contend with reverberations from this event. This story is snatched from the headlines. As events transpire, these tangled lives - Joe, the young man who was shot, the local sheriff - try to move forward from tragedy to hope. The story is narrated by a third person voice.

So it has been said "You do you", but in this book of one-shots you shall see what happens to those who do what has been declared legal, okay, and even right in America and other parts of the world. Read if you dare, but beware, there may be things in here you thought were good, okay, or right, and I hope this will impact you in a good way. If this book offends anybody... sorry-not-sorry.

My thoughts on all the things that bother me, from punctuation to people; I hope you can relate.

Just a simple letter that I hope some leaders read.

Join the movement today by adding the hashtag #spreadawareness to your book, sharing this account, and adding to the posts in this book. #spreadawareness

Because a gun not only shoots the intended target, but everything and everyone around it.

Every day Women all over the world are dealing with Abuse,Fat Shaming,Slut Shaming, and many other awful things like that. I want my words to be a safe haven for women all over the world. You are never alone. People love you. You are not just someone who takes care of kids, cooks, and cleans. You ARE someone who is badass,strong, kind, and compassionate. Day by day women are taking over the world! Feminism is not cancer, your sour attitude is. Have a amazing day ❤️ XOXO, E

Articles, essays and posters about important topics (and others)