Inequality Stories

After loss changes her life on a quiet farm, Ivy is forced into a world far bigger than she ever imagined-and nothing stays the same.

A coherent theory of the rise and fall of civilizations.

In a house where sons are celebrated and daughters are tolerated, daughter Meera grows up learning her worth the hard way. Sent away as a child, brought back as a helper, and denied every opportunity, she fights silently to build a life of dignity. While her brother Mohan is handed everything on a silver platter, Meera earns every step with resilience and grit. But when the same father who neglected her returns with a seemingly genuine offer, Meera is forced to confront the one thing she never truly escaped-her need for his approval. This is a story of injustice, strength, betrayal, and karma-where the seeds of favoritism grow into consequences no one can escape. Characters: Father - Rajesh Mother - Savita Son - Mohan Daughter - Meera

So, this is basically a bunch of short stories I wrote from the POVs of people facing inequality of some sort. Hope you enjoy!

Makagulooo po ulit dito sa mundo ng watty. Hohoho. Eto na po talaagaaa yung description. mwehehe. ~~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . He's straight? and so I am. Sa tagal ng pinagsamahan namin ay di namin namalayan na wala na kami sa kung ano talaga kami. Let me change our introduction, .. He's bisexual while I still don't know my gender preference yet. But what if our status will be change ... from 'Bestfriends' to 'It's complicated' dahil sa lintek na tinatawag nilang LOVE. Will I take the risks and believes about the words and what other people say that ... He's Inlove with Him.

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.

Hi, as a matter of fact im not a good writer, But yet i have written this seeking for some self satisfaction, i know this may be a sensitive topic to pick. but yet ive tried to share my experience.

In a city were equality is disapproved of. A straight line is put between the poor and the rich. They divided the city. One side the rich stayed in lavish houses and the other side is where everything is a dump. You fend for your lives and your families. If the poor side wonders into the rich side they are looked down upon as if they are rubbish. If the rich go to the other side they'll get beat up for their status. The love of a rich boy and girl gets crushed and she falls for a poor boy. Will her first lover be able to get her back or will another already have her heart. They say stay with the people you belong with.

Meet Avni. A modern Indian Woman. This is a story of her life told through her perspective.. this is about the so called modern society, especially Indian society- its evils, injustice and hypocrisies and how she rebelled against them. Meet Avni- an Immoral Indian. Welcome to her memoirs. All the characters and incidents in this book are purely fictional and a figment of author's mind.. any resemblance to any person living or dead, any event is purely coincidental.

This poetry is disturbing and it's not a reflection of my own views and it's not meant to offend anyone, The middle class is a vital and important part of society and it's important to acknowledge their struggles and find ways to support them.

Starting with our enslavement in the Americas and the genesis of the African Diaspora. Then Reconstruction, the Black Codes, Jim Crow laws, the Black Freedom Movement, the 1960s up to present-day, Kamal Al Mansour, draws analogies from film and literature that concludes the African Diaspora is not only in a dystopian state but has been in such a state for nearly 500 years. "Divine Consciousness" takes you B(l)ack and forward, B(l)ack to the future, and on a journey to Afrofuturism. This journey, however, requires of you self-realization, self-actualization, and self-determination.

Why the rich get richer and the poor poorer. How the Central Bank policy of price maintenance or inflation is actually the root cause of growing inequality and political polarisation.

Kali never met her mother. All she knows about her is a letter she wrote to her when she was a baby. It's the year 2916, after World War III, the world is still recovering. She lives with Mrs Maggie in a poor town with dreams to meet her mother. Kali gets by in life until patrols come through the town, forcing women to stay indoors unless with a man. She flees from the town on her own.

This is the first episode of season number 2 of inequalities, an original future framed TV podcast on traces&dreams, hosted by Dr. Alice Krozer.

Five students become unlikely friends whilst dealing with the trials and tribulations that come with the group project- and their personal lives.

This powerful free verse poem delivers a scathing critique of class dynamics and the self-destructive behaviors that can arise from social inequality. Through stark imagery and unflinching honesty, the poem exposes the hypocrisy and internal struggles within a specific social group, ultimately offering a glimmer of hope for a more equitable future.

A collection of poems about my experiences and current issues

...an old tale has it, that when the Goddess becomes angry with you, she'll make it seem so by cursing you with the most awful, disgusting and horrendous crime there can be; having a boy child. ~~~ in a world where men are looked upon as less than worms, inferior to women, who order their lives around as simply as breathing, who have the complete control over them grasped in their bare hands, how can charlie spring up and bloom to his whole potential?