Rights Stories

(SANTAEARTH FF) The story of childhood friends which got separated due to some reasons. Both went on their different paths as they lost each and every connection but only thing left to remember was the memories of each other which was unforgettable for the both . But............. . . . . Read to find out.

An outcast, will she ever get accepted into this new reality?

The title says it all

Mix science fiction and the zodiac and what do you have? An unbounded universe and unlimited options - just perfect for an obstinate, passionate Capricorn heroine. But what happens if people are prejudice against the character because she is different somehow? Discrimination against people because of race, age, disability, religion or sexual preference is wrong. In this tale the star signs are used as metaphors for discrimination to show how meaningless and arbitrary prejudice is, and how it is based in ignorance. If you have a moment, read the story and comment to tell me what you think! Cover image by Photo by Ekaterina Novitskaya on Unsplash (https://unsplash.com/@catrionaobrian), effect added on Lunapic.

Always think about things carefully!!!!!!! This is a story about my life as Kira. Enjoy.

Her life was all planned for her. Her future set out without her consent. Her silence was taken as acceptance, and her fear as innocence. All in the name of religion. Kiran Khan is a eighteen year old girl, raised under the shadow of an intimidating father, whose word is law. He has her married to a stranger she's never met, without her consent. Kiran, afraid of what will happen, keeps silent and tries to go with the flow. But the stranger she marries is not who she expected. And the future turns out to be different than planned.

very sad lil nas is cheat cancel him

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In the time where women had no voice but that of their husbands; is a short story of how marriage can all but be seen as a death sentence.

Opening scene: High School, 1969. I learn that I am pregnant. I'm unwed and white. The father is black. Civil rights had not entered the home and certainly not the bedroom.

Just some of my thoughts on the crazy world we live in today.

The unspoken truth is about a girl Ella Hoax. She comes from an exceedingly wealthy family. Who is lavished with gifts and love. But...Ella hates it. She hates the fact that it's men who can work. She hates the fact that her sister loves this life. She hates the fact that her father expects her to be prime, proper and lady like. But most importantly she hates arranged marriages. What happens when Ella has an arranged marriage? What happens when she doesn't find her future husband interesting at all but she does find her future brother-in-law intersting? What happens when her childhood memories resurface? What happens especially when the unspoken truth comes out? Love, hate, betrayal, tears and bravery. That's what happens.

This poem is about the great gender gap that has always prevailed in the society and how women have always been supressed and forced to find happiness in their husband's success rather than chasing their own dreams and rejoicing at their success

It's summer time!!! Time to celebrate, no more school, no more homework, but sadly no more friends. But look at the upside of this no more school and homework!!! You can finally go and relax at the pool, stay up late, go out with friends, go out somewhere, have a sleepover, heck even take a vacation somewhere. Want to know why??? BECAUSE IT'S SUMMER VACATION!!!!! It is time to sit back, relax, and finally read that magazine you been wanting to read all year long. Go ahead DO IT!!! Read this magazine!!! GO ON!!!

Basically me showing light on our government. School views. religious and other stuff like that defending the Everyone who isn't straight or simple like men and women. because apparently no one seems to be showing any light to this even though we show the kight of same sex married. Wish me luck

Allegory of Suffragettes

I hope you enjoy these songs that I wrote. All of these songs belong to ME And no one has permission to have them so don't even ask if you can take one of my songs. This is just for entertainment so please enjoy!

It is the hottest day in the summer of 1965 in Jackson, Mississippi. The March on Washington and the words of Martin Luther King JR ring loud and clear in the town, yet crowds have congregated around the town square with only hatred on their minds. They are determined to remove a 12 year old black boy who sits at the foot of the town monument, a stone sculpture he is determined to paint. A sculpture began by his father who perished at the hands of the KKK weeks earlier. In this short story, on this hot, sweltering afternoon, hatred and prejudice will attempt to deny the love of a son to honour the memory of his father, but this 12 year old has only one purpose. To remain there and finish the work. “Darkness cannot drive out darkness: only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate: only love can do that.” ― Martin Luther King Jr., A Testament of Hope: The Essential Writings and Speeches WRITTEN FOR MARTIN LUTHER KING DAY JANUARY 20TH. AN AUDIOBOOK WILL FOLLOW ON YOUTUBE. PLEASE SPREAD THE WORD ON TWITTER BY FOLLOWING ME AT sd_saurav

Losing David was bad.Losing David due to police brutality and not getting justice was worse. Mary puts her life on hold because of her grief. Three years later she decides to live again. Folu is a nice man with a past.When their paths meet will they be able to forget their baggage and fall in love? Sarah is Mary's best friend,confidant and saviour. She has been in love with Mary for years.When she finally confesses her feelings will they be able to conquer all that is against them and fall in love? This is a story of strength, forgiveness and most of all this is Mary's love story.