Historias de Prejudice

North Carolina. 1867. Henry Bowman, the hated seventh son of the Bowman law empire, receives in his grandfather's will the deed to Blue Honey estate in Blackwood, North Carolina. Only, no one's ever heard of Blackwood, North Carolina, and they certainly haven't heard of Blue Honey. Either way, Henry's father makes him choose: give up the deed or cut ties with the family forever. There's nothing for Henry in Wilmington but the hate he inherited as a son of the Confederacy and a family that never loved him to begin with. In Blackwood, Henry learns the truth about his grandfather and must choose whether to wither into obscurity, a participant in one of the darkest parts of American history, or to overcome his past by establishing himself as a man of positive consequence. Only, to do so, he'll have to stand against his father... and his half of the American South.

"What would the world look like if everyone could co-exist?" In a world where two countries have lingering deep scars of war and prejudice, peace exists only on a fragile island. The story starts inside Belhime University, a neutral institution built between two rival nations, standing as a symbol of hope and peace where students from the North and South learn, coexist, and move beyond history and generations of prejudice. However, beneath the university, distrust and the very hatred they are trying to mend, still lurks and divides it people. Kai Orchard, a diligent architecture student from the Southern country called Belian, lives an ordinary college life filled with demanding course works, loyal friendships, and duties as a librarian. Despite the tensions of his country and the North, called Himerian, he focuses on keeping his world simple and peaceful, avoiding unnecessary conflict whenever possible. However, his world would soon start to change when an accident happened, and he met a girl from the North whose gentle kindness challenges everything he thought he understood about the people he was taught to avoid. What starts as a simple act of help soon becomes the beginning of a connection neither of them expected. And soon enough, as they begin to tread a dangerous path, a story emerges-in a world of quiet prejudice, two hearts made one choice. Between the two rivaling nations, their love crossed the horizon.

In King County, Georgia, 1988, Rick Grimes is the golden boy-star quarterback, student council favorite, living under the weight of small-town expectations. Michonne Hawthorne is the mathlete outsider-brilliant, guarded, carrying more than her share of family burdens. When Principal Greene pairs them for the science fair, neither is thrilled. But as autumn deepens and the nights grow longer, they begin to see each other beyond the labels.

One choice made in the heat of fear; one horrible choice instantly regretted. Accidental magic sends the fate of the chosen one spinning through time. Adopted by his grandparents, renamed for his own protection as Hadrian Cygnus Potter. Now The Boy Who Lived grows up as the perfect pureblood son of a Potter. But come his seventh birthday everything is about to change. House Black finds themselves with primacy over the powerful heir and the consequences of years spent under their tutelage will have deep ramifications on the chosen one, and through him the wider magical world.

Two kinds of power... one heart-wrenching truth ----- Princess Carmine lives knowing that her life is already planned out for her: act royal, think royal, be royal. No one in the SkyWing Kingdom would dare break the rules that brought peace for centuries. But when she'll have to decide how far one of her steady-paced steps will have to go to stand by what she believes, that will define wether she will fall or fly. Because having power doesn't mean you're in control of anything. ---- Highest Ranks: - 1st on #winglets - 2nd on #wingsoffire - 20th on #pointofview - 31st on #crown

Have you ever thought what happen before the MOVIE? so here it is. Set four years before the events described in Pride and Prejudice and Zombies. After attending a funeral in which a zombie rises from his coffin, Mr. Bennet decides that he must finally keep an old promise to train his five daughters in the art of zombie-killing. To this end, he turns the family's greenhouse into a dojo and hires young martial-arts expert Master Hawksworth to teach the girls. Meanwhile, a scientist named Dr. Keckilpenny arrives in the area with the dream of studying and possibly domesticating the zombies. As the zombie plague continues to spread across England, Hawksworth and Keckilpenny compete for Elizabeth's affections while Mrs. Bennet plots to find suitably wealthy suitors for both Elizabeth and her older sister Jane. In a bid to get reinforcements against the plague, Jane becomes the bodyguard of Lord Lumpley, a fat, lazy nobleman with low moral standards. Meanwhile, Elizabeth and Keckilpenny capture a zombie for further research.

𝘻𝘶𝘬𝘰 & 𝘢𝘢𝘯𝘨 ⚣ from enemies, to friends, to lovers. aang and zuko struggle for their love to be accepted. & azula finally finds her twin flame. (𝐨𝐟 𝐚𝐧𝐠𝐬𝐭, 𝐡𝐚𝐭𝐞, 𝐞𝐯𝐢𝐥 𝐬𝐩𝐢𝐫𝐢𝐭𝐬, 𝐥𝐨𝐯𝐞, 𝐩𝐚𝐬𝐬𝐢𝐨𝐧, & 𝐝𝐞𝐚𝐭𝐡)

Two countries divided by sex, Mavor and Weniveve. Why were they divided? Because it is impossible for men and women to get along. But of course, they still need each other to keep the population afloat. All procreation is artificial and every woman who chooses to be pregnant must deliver, whether the child is a boy or a girl. Kythera Nicchi is the first male to be become a Veven citizen. How is that possible? Project Salmacis. (There will be footnotes at the bottom of each page if needed)

Many thanks to llamairiss for the AMAZING cover! The mighty wolf has always hated humans just like his father taught him but that was before he met the girl who wears red This is my first time writing a book so please forgive me if it's a total mess. I do not own any of these pictures they were all taken from the internet. I hope you enjoy! (Not edited)

Liz Bennet's junior year starts on a normal note, until the arrival of new students in the small town changes everything seemingly for the worse. But Liz has a lot of lessons to learn, and one of them is that not all that glitters is gold, and diamonds actually come from dirt. I have wanted so much to write a modern version of P&P, and after battling on whether I should write a college or high school version, I finally settled on high school. The main reason I went for high school was that so I can write a college sequel of it when I go through withdrawal again.(•‿•) With that being said, please enjoy.

Berlin, Germany 1943 Audrey Zimmerman, a 16 year old Jew that has to flee out of her house with her two brothers and parents to a complete strangers in order to hide from the Nazis that seek out to capture all the Jews and put them into concentration camps. One night Audrey decides to venture the house she's staying at, there she meets a boy named Frederick, a 19 year old Christian. Over the months the two become close. Frederick promises her to protect her. But can he keep his promise? Will the Nazis find Audrey and her family?

(The actual story this is linked to has officially been started!: https://www.wattpad.com/story/151168401-bulletproof-heroes-prologue-bts-superhero-mutant Please check it out if you find these files and this information interesting!) Mutants are hunted by the government and hated by the people all over the word. Organisations are created to capture them and use them in any way they please, or to simply kill them off. No mutant is safe. However, there are some that fight against these oppressors and try to gain back their freedom. Others simply want to stay hidden, safe, and unknown. Sadly, that doesn't always happen, which might be why our seven young men got in trouble. For the most part, anyway. Some were too nice for they own good. Others just wanted to hit something. Some elements, such as their powers and the general 'lore', are based off of Mikamangata's BTS Mutant AU on Tumblr. Please check it out, it's amazing and the other AUs are equally great! More info may be added, so please stay tuned for those!

When the Semitic free run on the Hindu turf under Sonia's proxy watch ended with the ascent of Narendra Modi onto the Delhi gaddi, the Indian agendas of the Christian west and the Muslim umma faced impediments resulting in the brouhaha over the growing religious intolerance of Hindus towards India's minorities. Given the racial biases and the religious prejudices of both against the Hindus and that the world media, by and large is controlled by them, a critical appraisal of their propaganda with objective lenses is called for. Hence, as the accusation is on the religious ground, it is imperative that the theocratic credos of Islam and Christianity as well as the philosophical ethos of santana dharma aka Hinduism, the only surviving 'way of life' of yore on earth, are to be reckoned with.

"When the star-flower blooms beyond its mountain, The one who endures shall mend the fracture of worlds. Neither sky nor stone shall sway her heart, For through her steps, the frozen paths shall thaw." Astraea Edelweiss has always dreamed of seeing her favorite flower in real life. She never imagined it would find her. One star-shaped bloom appears overnight in her backyard-and the moment she touches it, Astraea is hurled into a world of magic, prophecy, and danger. A realm built on a prophecy meant for a savior she is not. The Keepers admit their mistake: they summoned the wrong human. The realm is fracturing. Winter spreads unchecked. Monsters slip through cracks in reality. They want her gone. But Astraea refuses to leave. Not to fulfill the prophecy-but to rewrite it. She discovers the truth long buried in ancient scrolls: the prophecy never said "he." It said: "The one who endures." In a world that rejects her, with fate stacked against her, Astraea must defy magic, challenge myths, and prove that endurance-and courage-has no gender. Book Cover: Created by a good friend of mine.

Hattie is a young teenage girl who is leading a pretty normal life when something happens to her. She learns a secret about her ancestry that has been kept hidden for years and soon gets sucked up into a world of rivalry and magic like no other. Meanwhile things get tougher for her at school as she tries to ward off unwanted attention from a certain Elijah Weaver and his friends.

This story started as a school exercise in my English class, where I was supposed to prepare a tv commercial to refute the disinformation, concerning Covid - 19, spread by the far - right groups. But I decided to keep it a bit more general, so that this story is not just about a bunch of untenable conspiracy theories but also about prejudice and racism in general. In "A great white day", we follow a young reporter on his journey through the South. His job is to interview the people, and ask them about their opinions concerning the current crisis, what they would have done to prevent it from happening, and who they think is to blame for the pandemic. But, as it turns out, in some corners, fake news and dubious theories have already spread. And in times like these, talk is cheap.

Hello dear readers ...... Waise toh meri bohot saari stories hain already but I cannot stop my thoughts ....... which are of different kinds and keep rushing into my brain ...... So here I am with an another story that obviously has TejRan in it ...... What's different with this story is that ..... When I was in my school years my favourite book used to be Pride and Prejudice. ...... So , here I am fusing P&P with TejRan although P&P might not play an important part but still will be the crux of the story ......

A collection of short stories centered on magic and fairies and other such lovely nonsense.

Laila, a hopelessly romantic college student, is looking for her Mr. Darcy. However, no guy she meets measures up. Over the summer, she goes to Europe for a study abroad program with her best friends, Nate and Katrina, and her very persistent suitor, Mason, where she meets one of Darcy's descendants. From then on, it is a love triangle (or web) to be reckoned with.