Protests Stories

This story involves a family of six with the father stationed in Vietnam in the US Air Force. It is the early 1970's and Vietnam War protesting is rampant on television and in schools. The story follows closely how this family dealt with the hazards facing the father as well as the hatred of those protesting stateside. This culminates in a showdown between a school system, a mother, a US senator and the war that tore this country apart.

Kashvi Deshmukh. A medical student who keeps tab on current affairs and politics going on in the world, believes on facts and questioning everything rather than blindly believing. 𐙚♡ Adit Suri. Handsome charming boy who is intelligent and scores good in exams, and is senior of kashvi in the same college. 𐙚♡ Everything was going good, until kashvi came to know about moral difference between her and adit. Its a story, about whether two people with different ideologies and morals can stay and co-exist or falls apart. Because in this world where everything affects our lives, its essential to choose a partner who won't exhaust you on your beliefs and end up having morals which are inhumane.

and in these poems are beliefs, fears, protests, and cravings inscribed in the confines of my mind. we were small, we are growing, and we will be abundant.

Four chaos filled nights caught the world's attention in August 2011 - the England riots. Ava, rich and bored, is stuck spending the summer at her dad's office while Caleb is finally trying to turn his life around and do something right for a change. Their two worlds were never meant to collide, but what happens when they do?

poetry written at 3am so please forgive me if it sounds overdramatic. hi🖤 a few things abt the writer of these poems (me): i usually write poetry when i am feeling extreme emotions (yes, it helps me pour out my emotions onto a page where it can look pretty) and all of my poems are original. also a special thx to @tigerlover__forever for making the amazingly aesthetic and gorgeous cover & encouraging me to publish my pieces. love yall ✌ ~A

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You know what it's about. The broken heart we have had for 4 years. We are going TO MAKE A STAND! LETS GO!

Baymeyer is a story where everything gets flipped the hell upside down. The country is put into martial law under the president.

Maelie used to be sure of everything; her family and she had a booming business, good health, and was pretty much in love with Kierce. That was until Queen April took the throne. She goes to the palace with Kierce to protest the new taxes. There she meets the caring guard, Carter. She falls in love with Carter. Can everything she cares about stay intact or will her world shatter until a million pieces?

Freedom of speech. Freedom of expression. This is about society, change and people through the words of poetry.

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Echoes of Justice is a compelling and thought-provoking narrative that explores themes of societal injustices, personal redemption, and the complexities of law and morality. The story follows a central character, Alao Justice, who becomes entangled in the chaotic web of protests and civil unrest surrounding the EndSARS movement in Nigeria. Amidst a backdrop of political turbulence, Alao embarks on a personal journey that intertwines with the larger fight for justice and equality in society. The book delves into the emotional and psychological struggles of those fighting for their rights, capturing the tension, hope, and resilience of individuals amidst systemic oppression. Through Alao's journey, Echoes of Justice provides a deep reflection on the challenges faced by individuals who stand up for what is right in an unjust world. The narrative is filled with powerful moments of confrontation, self-reflection, and growth, and it calls attention to the importance of justice, both in the courts and in the hearts of people. The story ultimately asks the question: what does justice truly mean, and how far would one go to achieve it in the face of adversity?

Published in 2012 by Flash Fiction World. What would the world be like if women had no voice? Would they rise up and move to reclaim what belongs to them? On the same lines as Handmaid's Tale, this short piece brings into question what might happen when we are pushed to the edge.

This poem was driven by my massive blend of emotions over the COVID-19 hysteria, the terroristic rioting following the death of George Floyd, the evil of racists (both sides, including the BLM movement) and the hypocrisy and pettiness of humanity throughout this whole situation. This poem examines the world as it currently stands. It's certainly not even close to being my best work, but I have a difficult time finding words to describe my thoughts toward this whole situation. I'm growing more disillusioned and cynical towards humanity by the day and if not for the lessons God is teaching me through all of this, I would be insane. Kingdom over everything.

Hey there everyone. It's a story about a teenager, Divya Thakur, who marries her high school sweetheart and dreams of a perfect happily married life. But destiny had something else in store for her. Everything changes when Divya gives birth to her first girl child who happens to be affected mentally since her birth. What happens next?Reality soon consumes her. Does the society accept her baby girl or is she left isolated? To know more give it a read. I'm sure it's worth your time.

A new version is in the works, this book has been abandoned but is being left up for memorial purposes 💗 As a result of World War 3 in 2047, the US government is overthrown and controlled by the elite in 2078. A new era of suppression reigns over the American people. The year is 2193 and there is a secret underground challenger to the oligarchy of The United. against a colorless world can color prevail?