Protests Stories

The fall and the fire.

Blood is mandatory. Compliance is survival. Hope is broadcasted like propaganda. Kai has spent his life keeping his head down, his sister hidden, and his fists ready. But when the lottery calls his number and offers him a future he never asked for, Kai is forced to choose between the life he built in the shadows, and a system that's already decided what he's worth. The revolution is coming, but he never signed up for his. Kai only wanted to keep his sister safe. So why is he now suddenly able to control fire?

tacobell cup x giraffe

Jannah Ibrahimi is used to standing out. As the only hijabi in her 10th grade class, living in the West means enduring whispers, stares, and quiet acts of racism every single day. She's learned how to stay silent, how to survive. But when a mosque in her city is violently blown up, the hatred she faces is no longer subtle-it's loud, terrifying, and impossible to ignore. As Islamophobia surges and the world turns a blind eye to Palestine, Jannah finds herself at a crossroads: remain quiet for her own safety, or finally use her voice. With the unwavering support of her six protective brothers behind her, Jannah chooses to stand up, speak out, and protest for her faith, her people, and her identity. This is a story about courage, sisterhood, family, and the power of a young Muslim girl who refuses to be silenced.

You were protesting for what was right...but did you ever believe you were going to meet the fated someone who would change you for the rest of your life? A tank x reader fanfic

Soooo...this is a little fan fiction of the tall specops guy from the bml protests. They're might be a little smut in here but it's mainly just gonna be some fluff! :) please, if you're the tall specops guy just ignore this ff and go about your day...

Her sister Grace is graceful. And beautiful and charming and witty. Felicity however lacks all that and her own namesake; happiness. Overshadowed and taunted by her twin sister her entire life, Felicity yearns to escape to a world where she can excel. That world exists. The only problem is that it belongs to men. The year is 1901 and women will not be allowed to practise law for another eighteen years. They face crippling inequality before the courts and lack any form of political power to change that. Desperate to make a difference and find her true calling, Felicity leaves her life as a gaunt and undesirable bluestocking and, with the help of her older brother, becomes Felix, a first year law student at Cambridge. She had given up all hope of ever finding love. Who could love a skinny intellectual like herself? So sure was she, Felicity was willing to sacrifice any future possibility in order to live as Felix and make a change. But as the term progresses, Felicity begins to consider whether she may have been too hasty in her decision. An historical fiction novel documenting one woman’s extraordinary effort to make her mark in what was solely a man’s world, trying to find felicity in freedom and love.

Nesra Solak hates rain, and Terry Yilmaz hates umbrellas.

SSEP is this protest group I made, this is just so I could document my experiences while leading this!! I am okay with you clicking on this, its totally okay. SSEP: Student Schedule Education Program

Since the annual and averaged Stardust checks in every individual on Earth on 2015, Thomas Thomson has had to deal with his body being probed since he was 5. At 15, his mother left for a job opportunity, never coming back. A job about Stardust. Eventually, he got into college, learned space science, eventually got his degree and lived a life in England. A brother who picked on him, a friend who supported him and his anger issues taking control. All this time, he thought nothing of the Stardust checks. Until the day it happened. A poll, an announcement stating that the Earth would soon be nothing but ashes. Everyone with Stardust counts over 50% would be able to survive into space, able to go to the planet Proxima Centauri. Thomas didn't know how to feel. His whole life he has been probed for this? Why? Why so sudden? But, when he gets his name polled as some of the many to go on the mother ship into space called PEGASUS, most accept this new reality. A utopia, a deemed life for those picked to live. But Thomas knew, under all of the lies and the strange reappearance of his long lost mother, there was something more than this dark, utopian society that was suddenly thrusted upon him. ------- Cover done by @wackypineapple

This is a parody of the old traditional hymn, "Glory, Glory, Hallelujah." I updated it to reflect the turbulent times our country's democracy is now facing. Viva la Resistance!

I feel solidarity with those in America expressing their disdain for the injustices they have to endure. For them it is a daily struggle and I hope that they can find their solution and help bring about the fall of a corrupt system rigged against them. I wrote this poem for them, inspired by their fight.

this is a story about the one and only, Tank. He is not actually the dinosaur king... he's just a 7ft hunk.

At a protest, you find yourself alone, trying your damndest to fight the police. Rubber bullets and tear gas canisters fly, and you start to lose your fight until a stranger in riot gear comes to your aid. The two of seem to get along, despite your violent environment. (Aka Reader/Tank the Spec Ops Protestor)

"Ink and Ash: Chants of Resistance is a fierce collection of protest poetry that ignites the page with unyielding defiance and unflinching awareness. These verses pulse with the grit of ink spilled in rebellion and the ash of battles fought, forging a chorus of voices that refuse to bow. From the smoldering ruins of complacency to the electric hum of awakening, each poem is a chant-a call to confront, to question, and to rise-blending visceral imagery with a relentless rhythm that echoes the soul of resistance." "Rooted in the tension between creation and destruction, this collection doesn't whisper-it howls. It's a stormlit dance of words that strips bare the illusions of power, weaving threads of outrage, hope, and revelation into a tapestry of protest. For those who feel the weight of the world and the fire to change it, Ink and Ash offers not just poetry, but a weapon, a mirror, and a flame."