Inequality Stories

"Born with innate talent to tell and reveal lies." We were put into this merciless reality to clash against each other. And those whom may have lived their life in a pure bliss would never realize how they were used as devices for the mere entertainment pursuit of others. In reality, it was the sole system that life has embraced-- the reality that one may find revolting. An inconspicuous and unobtrusive, who was built for an experiment. To break out of the laws of system, one must advance without holding back to unveil the truth. As a prodigy who has been living lies, Kiyotaka Ayanokouji, the jack of all trades but master of none, seeks to find a new meaning of life by joining the Advanced Nurturing High School to understand and know what it really means to have talent-- whereas he will require to maintain the equilibrium by holding back and showing his skills simultaneously to attain his wish as a prodigious defect. Author's Note: The story takes place at ANHS and if you ever wondered about the direction of this or whether you should treat this as the alternative to the canon Light Novel then no doubt about it, I didn't know either. However, the clear thing here is the story will follow en route of both Light Novel and Anime, with a bit of twist by adding the better elements which may vary depending on the way its narrative goes. So, you may as well treat this as the alternative plot to exterior (Anime) and equilibrium (LN) but with some modifications which means it goes as far the experiment will be done. Disclaimer: This is a fan fiction story about Classroom Of The Elite Light Novel. This fan-fic was made with a little of help provided by AI, tools, and resources online. The original story and respective characters are all belong to Kinugasa Shōgo. If there are similarities to other fan fictions, it might just be a freaky coincidence.

Sara Kashyap is an art director at Behrouz studios, in mumbai. Vihaan Mukherjee is the assistant director of the upcoming project at Behrouz studios. They hate each other. More so, Vihaan hates her due to a specific incident that caused everybody in the office to hate her. Sara feels guilty, of course. But she didn't have any choice. So now all she can do is power through everyday with a fake smile on her face. Everything is going well, but then Vihaan and Sara are chosen to go together for location scouting to Rajasthan. Fights ensue, love interests are introduced, feelings are confessed, and most importantly, the truth comes out. °•° Join their adventure to know more!

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I'm a dilittante poet, as you will plainly see. But I'm versed in the language of science, and I'm alarmed by what I see. Yes, planet Earth is in peril, and the day of reckoning is near. So, I have turned to poetry, to share with you what I see, from the backdrop of my science degree. ENJOY!!!

In a divided Johannesburg, two young dreamers dare to bridge worlds with the power of art and voice. Lindiwe Dlamini, a muralist from the city's north, paints unity on walls that separate privilege from poverty. Thabo Nkosi, a township rapper with fire in his lyrics, spits truth about the lives the world refuses to see. When their paths collide, they ignite a movement , Izwi Lamuntu The Voice of the People. But standing up for equality means standing against centuries of silence. Through color, rhythm, and courage, they challenge South Africa to remember the spirit of Ubuntu, "umunta ngumuntu ngabantu." (A person is a person through other people.) Their art becomes rebellion. Their voices become freedom. And their friendship becomes the echo that breaks every wall.

This is a collection of poems I've written. The topics include rebellion, injustice, equality, inequality, longing, growing up, realization, learning, hope, pain, loss, togetherness, community, friendship, and love.

A collection of Short Stories

From the imaginative world of Micheal Ethan Armstrong,comes the fantastic superhero story'Avants'.Inspired by the X-men franchise,with the author's spin on it.In a world filled with ordinary people and not so ordinary people with extraordinary powers and abilities,called superhumans or mutants.They face discrimination,abuse,hatred,mistreatment and ostracism.A group of superhumans/mutants will unite to fight against another group of superhumans,seeking to overthrow mankind.This unlikely band of heroes consist of a old man with great mental powers,a man with claws,a girl with glowing hands,a strong guy,a guy who runs fast and a girl with a loud voice.They will fight against all odds to defend humanity and prove to the world that not superhumans/mutants are that bad as they are feared to be.

Adira Tuma is a Middle Eastern girl from Syria. Her mother and siblings move to the United States after the death of Adira father when she was 10 years old. She is 18 now living in a diverse neighborhood where everything is about the color of your skin, gender and sexual preference. Adira is finally about to start college but is she ready for the real life ridicule that's ahead.

and the truth is we live in world that will never see beyond the hue of my skin or the curve of my hip.

The future of Planet Earth hangs in the balance. The year is 2100, the Earth has been ravaged by climate change, inequality and politics. Two new techno-super-religions have divided the Earth and tension has reached a boiling point. In the East, DATAism lies supreme, its ideals have liberated countries from the brink of extinction whilst binding them to its way of life. In DATAism, DATA is God. Sapiens are inadequate and do not have the right processing power to manage the coming world. Consequently, they believe the control of the future should be placed in the hands of AI to act in the best interest of Earth. In the West, Techno-Humanism is the dominant religion. Humans are the apex of creation and cling to many liberal and traditional values. However, they believe that homo-sapiens have run their course and will no longer be relevant in the future. They believe that to compete and to be sustainable, technology must be used to upgrade physical and mental abilities. This is my first attempt at a book and any feedback is very much appreciated.

A persuasive essay about gender inequality.

I write poems related to the The Hunger Games trilogy. I hope you like them.

The Winter Folks were a humble tribe that resided in a frigid forest, far from the bustling city life. Among their kind was a woman named Aneira. One fateful day, an unexpected visitor bearing an invitation arrived in the forest, claiming to be a messenger of the Emperor himself.

The kings and queens were satisfied ruling in their large palaces. They thought, falsely, that their people loved them. The people were struggling to scrape by with their poverty and their oppression. But the Forest glowed beyond the fields and villages. The Forest that was the only thing the nobles feared. For it's powers and it's magic did not belong to them. But the young woman with the dark hair and eyes, as much as the prince wanted her, she belonged to the Forest. And she would use the powers it gave her.

This is a collection of poetry that I submitted to Button Poetry's 2018 Chapbook Contest. It focuses on gender inequality, the oppression of females, and the struggle for women to break the wall built between them and men to keep them below.

A wealthy couple, trapped in their opulent lifestyle, must confront the consequences of their financial deceit and seek redemption as their children challenge their values amid the impending wealth tax.

This book explores the age-old question: 'Why do some nations thrive while others languish in poverty? Or, more precisely, why do some nations embrace innovation and prosperity while others remain trapped in cycles of poverty and stagnation? In this book, I share my own conclusions on the matter. This book does not feature traditional characters, as it is an exploration of ideas, theories, and historical patterns. Instead of focusing on individual protagonists, the narrative centers around the forces and factors that shape the fate of nations and peoples.