Socialinjustice Stories

Runaways. That's what we've always been. Ever since the president, the unnamed ruler of our planet Phobos, sent the soldier after gifted people, we haven't been safe. We can only train enough to hope to free our planet. Our names are Astra Callisto, Samson Callisto, Electra Alastair, and Atlas Gregorios, and this is our story.

"Pretty Privilege is Real" explores the raw realities of societal biases surrounding beauty and privilege through the eyes of Lana, a bright yet overlooked girl navigating school, family, and friendships. The story unfolds through a series of poignant incidents that reveal how beauty often overshadows merit, leading to inequity in academic and social scenarios. Lana confronts systemic favoritism, from unfair treatment in school to dismissive judgments in her family, each incident building a stark contrast between her achievements and the unwarranted adulation her peers receive solely for their looks. Amidst these challenges, Lana's journey delves into unreciprocated crushes, unkind comparisons, and the painful awareness of being reduced to a "side character" in her own life. The narrative reflects her struggle with internalized insecurities and the pursuit of self-worth in a world dominated by superficial standards. Thought-provoking and emotionally resonant, this story sheds light on the pervasive effects of "pretty privilege" and its profound impact on young minds.

In a future society divided by technological privilege, Elian Voss, a resourceful individual from the lower class, discovers untapped power hidden in discarded devices. As Elian secretly repurposes advanced tech to enhance her family's life, she unwittingly stumbles upon a covert rebellion. In a world where possessing technology is forbidden for her class, Elian must navigate a dangerous path, facing government surveillance, enigmatic allies, and a hidden truth that could reshape society. Join Elian Voss in "Reclaimed Circuits," a sci-fi tale of resilience, secrets, and the quest to bridge the gap between the realms.

The prestigious national SERF, Student Entrepreneurial and Research Fair, is a project-based competition that brings a golden ticket to universities. Through the path, the mesmerizing Madelyn "Lily" Ashford crosses with Savannah "Ava" Cooper's ambitious targets, entangled in their growing apart friendship, condescending figure relationship, and implicit competition among the teenagers' life. Ava's old friend who has become an enemy, Nora Victoria Baldwin, reappears in her life the same as before: with power and money to obstruct her goals. Three years in high school is a long journey. In the end, who will serve in SERF? How will they win each other out? Where and with whom will they end up being in universities?

We have a school literary magazine and since I'm one of the editors I'm hoping to send this story in

A Magical Bond Series Novella. When a group of outsiders are brought to the institution, Ebony Hunter learns that everything her father has told her about the world is a lie. To find the truth, she must learn to let go of her fear and embrace her magical powers. Through her journey of self-discovery, she fights to break free from the institution and end her father's experimentation on her. Her freedom is threatened by her father and Vivian Way, a political reformist. She must learn to trust people she hardly knows as she fights to control her powerful magic and her life. Everyone around her is taking sides in the struggle for power, and she doesn't know who to believe as the tension rises in this urban fantasy.

OC LORE - ⋆. 𐙚 ˚ In the heart of Mortuorum's capital lies Bellême, a city divided, where the noble class walks the gilded streets above, while the wretched and destitute are cast into suffocating shadows from the Underworld below. Vin Mikhail, once a resident of the distant Cognopolis finds himself exiled by tragic events that left him with nothing but the will the survive. He was thrown into the lower classes, and finds himself into a position of proximity to the elite-working as a humble Mail Carrier. Yet, his accra to Bellême's streets comes at a better price: the sneers and contempt of this who view him as nothing more than the product of filth he was born into. In this unforgiving world, Vin seeks to survive not by labor but through thievery-extracting the valuables of the rich and exploiting their weaknesses. As he move between two worlds, he faces internal struggle a brutal as the one outside. Until he meets Fauho Nikolaev, a fellow underworlder also originally from a different nation, and he felt...

"Failure of the World" This is not fiction. This is not sugar-coated. This is what happens when the world stops caring - when justice fails, when the system turns its back, and when the only light left is the one glowing through the windshield of a parked car at 3 A.M. A woman pushed to the edge. Four months of surviving in her car. No phone. No safety net. No mercy. Just streetlights, cold nights, and the same people who pretend not to see her. Cops who listen but don't hear. Strangers who say "God bless" and hand out eight dollars like it's salvation. Every word she spits burns through the silence - raw, unfiltered, real. She's not just fighting for survival. She's exposing the truth: A world that claims to care but doesn't. A system that's blind to its own crimes. A society that fails the broken, the honest, the brave - and still dares to call it "help." This is her voice. This is her story. This is the disgrace of a world that let her fall, then asked her to smile through it. Read her truth. Feel her fury. Understand what "failure" really means.

Ara lives in the Philippine countryside. She goes to school just like the other village girls and boys but she has her own ideals and goals to pursue, however humble her beginnings and situations are. Chen, on the other hand, enters the same remote school as a transferee from the big city. He stays with his grandma in town. Soon, Ara will be living in that town too, for reasons she hasn't even expected nor hoped for. The book follows the story of these two, along with their high school friends in Luntiang Bukid, a village by the beach. Image for cover lifted with permission from @popololx/IG

Fearless is an anthology/a book of poems. It has 50 poems written by me, voicing against gender violence, rape and other social issues. There are also poems that talk about mental health, especially Anxiety. Most of them are also about the troubles of my teenage mind. I have a habit of turning my pain into poetry so I'd say that this book brings out a really vulnerable part of me.

Do not discourage the thinkers. For no matter how many good people are willing to work against evil, it is of no use without ideas grown from the groves of creative minds.

This is the powerful story of a compassionate university officer who stands by a falsely accused student during a moment of crisis. In a world where truth is often buried under noise, both face consequences not for their actions, but for their bond - one that rises above religion and prejudice. What follows is a tale of betrayal, false allegations, and the quiet strength of character. Time reveals what noise tried to hide - that karma never forgets, and truth, though delayed, always finds its voice.

A band of seven misfits risk it all to fight for the poor, in their words they enforce the law of karma. They steal from the rich and become wanted in over thirty countries. There was just a light twitch in that, nobody knew their faces. They live anonymously but a knock on their door could end their lives if they do not follow the instructions given. #9 Non fiction Updates: Saturday

This short story will take a very short amount of time but it has a big important message in it. It is about social injustice and how I, or any other whites, would have to go through the pain that African-Americans have been going through ever since the age of slavery in America.

This is a poem about social injustice and faint hope. It's born out of the pain of the Lekki massacre that took place on the 20th October 2020 when soldiers on the order of the government shot and killed unarmed citizens who held the flag and sang the national anthem and who were on a peaceful protests. The pain and horror of that day will forever be imprinted on the heart and history of the Nigeria republic.

A short writing to cope with the current state of the country with regards to immigration and social in justices.

Beverly Holmes Diltz began her journey in the legal field as an entrepreneur CEO, who was pushed with the desire to serve the downtrodden in society who did not have the privilege of legal representation. Continue reading visit - https://medium.com/@beverlyholmesdiltz/st-louiss-social-injustice-game-changer-beverly-holmes-diltz-f2442ea7a4b9

#poetry "In the depths of humanity, where shadows lie Injustice reigns, and equality dies The cries of the oppressed, echo through time A call to awaken, to a world in crime Through verses and rhymes, I raise my voice Against the wrongs, that make our hearts rejoice For a world where justice, is just a word And equality's dream, is yet to be heard In these poems, I shed light on the pain Of those who suffer, in vain Their stories untold, their voices unheard Their struggles, a testament to a world blurred May these words, be a beacon of hope A call to action, to scope The injustices, that we must abate And create a world, where love and justice create."