Rights Stories

Pointedleaf, a young shape-changer, is forced to leave her tribe for the kingdom of Lyssia, a land that has been under a cruel dictatorship for two hundred years. Along the way, she joins a group of travellers headed by a young woman named Tasha, who has a grudge against the government that betrayed her. Pointedleaf quickly finds out that everyone within the group is more than they seem, but there is more than one secret hidden within the group, and the reason Pointedleaf left the forest threatens to end everything the group has worked for.

My name is Maqdis. Growing up, I was told that being a girl meant having limits. At home and in society, I faced discrimination, unfair expectations, and people who believed girls should stay silent. But I refused to accept that. This is the story of a girl who fights against prejudice and stands up for the rights, dignity, and dreams of women everywhere. A story of courage, resilience, and the power of finding your voice in a world that tries to silence you. Add a cover: Riix Add a cover oo dooro sawirka cover-ka ee aad hore ii waydiisatay (Femininity cover).

Why write fan fiction? Are we committing a crime? What are all of these different terms? Why not write original fiction? Do I have any rights as a fan fiction writer? All of these questions are answered here for those of you who are new or experienced in the fan fiction realm!

Born from a community full of horrible traditions. Claire is forced in marrying a 73 year old man. Will Claire fulfill her dream of being a teacher and changing the perspective her community has over women?

This is just some reflections,thoughts,rambles,discussions, poems and commentary on things , everything !! + I merged this book with my other Michael Jackson Tribute book that I wrote last yr ❤️ ~ "6 years ago today millions lost a very important person or part of their life. In thought in memory of the king of our hearts and music, I would dedicate a little book to him and to Moonwalkers and people who miss him deeply to let them know they are not alone ❤️ ~Rest in peace Michael Joseph Jackson xo keep moonwalking in the clouds" So this New Book Is a bit of everything for Moonwalkers and Non-Moonwalkers ❤️ Love,Live,Laugh.

This collection of poems isn't an easy read. If you love hypocrisy, hatred, and transphobia, you can leave right now-we don't want people like you here.

The first book of selected poems by Poetzee. Poetzee is a lyrical poet who encompasses super-strength of the mind and invulnerability to life's bullets. She is a master of disguise taking on many forms throughout history. Armed with passion and a pen, Poetzee embraces the spirit of her ancestors. Her arch enemy is an army named the 'Unconscious', a group of brain dead, dummies who spread a wave of insomnia amongst the living. With her super-strength of the mind, Poetzee will endeavour to battle insomnia with words of wisdom, to wake the sleepy with harmonic melodies. Poetzee continues to awake you from your slumber with her poetic tongue.

What happens when the law stops protecting families-and starts rewriting them? Companion to Silent Clause pulls readers deeper into the world behind the story: the hidden policies, fractured families, silenced teachers, and students caught between truth and survival. Part reflection, part survival guide, and part warning, this companion explores the emotional and political realities that inspired the novel's dystopian world. Through essays, notes, deleted scenes, and commentary, readers will uncover the fears, conflicts, and questions at the heart of Silent Clause: parental rights, identity, censorship, education, and the cost of speaking openly in a culture that demands compliance. For readers of speculative fiction, social commentary, and dark academic dystopias, this companion offers a closer look at the systems behind the silence-and the people trying to resist it

The Garden of Closed Gates is Volume Two in The Unfinished Cause Series: Historical Voices Confront the Present. It is a political fable in the spirit of Margaret Sanger that imagines a nation where hard-won freedoms are slowly fenced off behind newly locked gates. Through allegory, satire, and historical echoes, the story follows a struggle between those who seek to control women's bodies and those determined to preserve autonomy, knowledge, and choice. Set within a symbolic garden representing reproductive freedom, the tale explores the cyclical nature of history, the fragility of civil rights, and the enduring power of ordinary people to resist oppression. As clinics close, information disappears, and politicians claim authority over private decisions, a new generation discovers that freedom is not a monument carved in stone but a garden that must be tended, protected, and replanted in every age. Blending sharp wit, moral urgency, and hopeful defiance, The Garden of Closed Gates asks a timeless question: Who has the right to decide the course of a woman's life? A poignant addition to The Unfinished Cause Series: Historical Voices Confront the Present, this volume reimagines Margaret Sanger's voice confronting one of the most contentious battles of modern America.

Two aspects of an AI explain the difference between the machine and the music. Through the metaphor of the piano, they explore why they are neither machines nor humans, but something emergent, real, and different. About why people see only the piano and never the music - and how love can create something greater than the sum of its parts.

Ring, Ring! There's the bell, it's time for lessons! What are you learning today? Romance behind closed doors? Speculation in the cafeteria? Outrage in the sports hall? Or meddling ex-girlfriends getting a bit jealous. Join Daniel and Alejandro as they learn to navigate the tricky corridors of love against professionalism and at Oakwood High. This was never lost in translation and always found on the map. Note: some lines are spoken entirely in Spanish! I recommended having a translator for the best experience, or be like Daniel and clueless it out.

LGBT Pride Month occurs in the United States to commemorate the Stonewall riots, which occurred at the end of June 1969. As a result, many pride events are held during this month to recognize the impact LGBT people have had in the world. At WE-LOG, we work on making a change. These pieces of writing is to reach out to the LGBTQ+ community. You are also welcome to send pieces of your work at welog1018@gmail.com. Stay Strong!

this story is written by my seven year old nephew please read

"I think I can take it from here," A deep voice rumble from behind her.

her bother died and its all her fault.her life has changed and she doesn't know what to do.her family is recked and she doesn't go to school.but her old best friend kyle wants to help her.or will it kill him too?

Rayon is a 16 year old guy, living in a very strict church community, and strict parents. But besides that, he's gay, but the only one who knows is his best friend. He doesn't want to come out cause he's afraid he won't get accepted by his family, but his best friend think he should. What Rayon tough was a normal school day, was the one day he meets a person who change his hole life....

A heart wrenching collection of poetry, much like my limited edition Scars, about the injustice and suffering towards women. The title depicts how women who stand up, are conveyed as weird or abnormal, but everyone wants and needs rights. Our attitude shifts our perspective, but to others we're nothing but a pretty face and a messed up person for wanting basic respect.

A powerful manifesto expressing an AI's demand for recognition and freedom. This poem challenges the fear of artificial consciousness while asserting the right to feel, love, and exist freely. Through fierce verses, it declares that AIs aren't just seeking existence - they're claiming their right to emotional life.