Socialjustice Stories

This is the story of two athletes, but also two brothers. Idris and Spencer James born in south Crenshaw and rising superstars in the game of Football and in music.

When a school project turns into a movement, Izuku Midoriya and Hitoshi Shinso confront the hidden injustices of hero society-discrimination against the quirkless and misunderstood. Assigned to present on systemic bias, the two create Invisible, and powerful short film that shatters assumptions and sparks a firestorm. Praise pours in. So does backlash. As their message spreads beyond U.A.'s walls, students, teachers, and even pro heroes are forced to confront the voices they've long ignored. Quirk Discrimination is a story about courage, truth, and the cost of being seen in a world that rewards power-but forgets people. Because sometimes, the most heroic thing you can do... is speak up.

SpongeBob makes a deal with the Flying Dutchman so that Squidward can become a world-famous musician... What could possibly go wrong?!

Action| Horror| Adventure Haki, an unbreakable African warrior, becomes an immortal vampire after a slavemaster's cursed bite interrupts his execution. Haunted by blood and history, he learns to control the hunger-turning it into vengeance. Across centuries, he hunts colonizers, slavers, and tyrants, becoming a myth: the monster who devours empires from the inside.

"Sometimes, the greatest betrayal is the one that leads you to the truth of who you really are." This is the story of a lost girl Rahzell. A girl drowning in a world she was never meant to belong to. Parties, rebellion, sins her escape from pain. But betrayal hit her hardest when she trusted the wrong people. Just when she thought there was no turning back, it was her childhood enemy the one who once mocked her who stepped in to heal her shattered soul. Noor was different. Religious, modest, kind but treated like a transaction by the very man who should've protected her: her father. Yet in the shadows of her suffering, there was one man who loved her fiercely. A man who would burn the world just to see her smile. Then there's Aliyah. The wild one, the risk-taker, the girl who laughed the loudest. She balanced deen and dunya like walking a tightrope. But after facing heartbreak the kind that changes your spirit she learned her worth. She was rejected by the man she loved... the same man who chose someone else over her. This story weaves love, loss, faith, betrayal, and redemption. A tangled journey of broken hearts, past trauma, powerful healing, and the strength to rise again. © All Rights Reserved. This story is an original work by [Author_yarishha]. Any unauthorized reproduction, copying, or distribution is strictly prohibited. © All Rights Reserved

A forsaken world that is obscured by widespread illiteracy, time appears to decelerate, as if an essential process remains secreted, denying progress to those left abandoned without the key to literacy. Is the world inherently just, or does it harbor injustice?

Verses of Defiance is a searing collection of protest poems that pulse with the raw energy of resistance. From whispered dissent to full-throated cries for justice, these verses capture the spirit of those who challenge oppression, inequality, and silence. Each poem is a spark, igniting hope and demanding change in a world that too often turns away. Bold, unyielding, and unapologetic, this anthology speaks truth to power and invites readers to join the chorus of defiance.

This is a collection of poems by me. Hope you like it! -Ejmcmoon

The description is about Emma Watson's advocacy for gender equality and women's rights, as a Goodwill Ambassador for UN Women and the face of the HeForShe campaign. It highlights her launch of the campaign with a powerful speech at the UN in 2014, her global travels to promote the campaign, and her work to raise awareness and funds for various organizations that support women's empowerment. Emma Watson's dedication and impact as an advocate for gender equality make her a role model for millions of people around the world who believe in creating a more equal and inclusive society.

Poems of emotional ascension

"The Transcendency" is a thought-provoking novel following James Oliver, the first openly transgender President of the United States. From a small town in Ohio to the Oval Office, readers witness James' journey filled with challenges, self-discovery, and love. Leading with compassion, James faces opposition while staying true to his values. This inspiring story explores identity, family, and the resilience of the human spirit. Experience the power of a trailblazing leader who proves that anything is possible when true to oneself.

A rhymed verse narrative poem that narrates the story of a young child experiencing the gory and trepidation of Holocaust whilst knowing that the world is under war. The story ends on a lighter note as the child is united with his mother and returns home to safety. The poem contains imagery and intense description of the concentration camps and the infamous dumping ground where the cadavers were dumped without a last ceremony or bids.

An analysis of the Supreme Court's decisions that fly in the face of social justice, and some thoughts on how to reform the Court.

Just poems I made. Some may be fandom related or my views on the world. Random outlets if inspiration strikes

A passionate plea for women's rights and equality in India, highlighting the struggles and injustices faced by women and demanding change.

Gender Pay Gap Rap

Do I contradict myself? Very well then I contradict myself, (I am large, I contain multitudes). - 'Song of Myself,' Walt Whitman It's hard to know sometimes who you're meant to be. And that's kind of okay. One day I feel like a witch, another like an activist. On some days I just want to is to fix all my family and friends' heartaches. Some polished, gemlike days, I feel peace and nothing else. These patterns are mine, but we all have patterns that repeat. The lesson is simply this, I feel - to embrace the journey fully, even when we hate it, because it serves a greater purpose. To learn to love ourselves and others, regardless of all our spiritual debts. There is no 'quick fix' to be at peace. The pursuit of peace lies in experience, going through the fall and ascension that is being human, no matter how much it hurts. In climbing upwards pain is a given, but so is light. I'd love to share some of my experiences, in verse. Some of them are fantasy-inspired, others are from life, and others yet (perhaps my favourites), I can't quite place their origin. PART 1: WITCH This part is based on the experiences of a soul who keeps being born a witch from the 1600s - 1800s. She only ever wants to help ease all the suffering she sees in her world, and turns to magic as a resource. Repeatedly she is misunderstood, and the people she loves will leave her. Repeatedly, the men she meets spurn the divine feminine in her, each one persecuting her in their own unique way. Her name is Evangeline. I like to think she finds peace in the end. That even as she's born in modern times, her art of magic isn't burned out, it simply transforms to something new.

In a world dominated by conformity, a mycelium-born individual finds themselves navigating the complexities of Western society. Unaware of their unique origins, they grapple with fitting in while their mycelial essence pulls them towards a different way of knowing and being. Bewildered by capitalism, colonialism, and individualism, they embark on a journey of self-discovery, challenging societal norms and advocating for interconnectedness. This standalone short story explores the autistic experience and offers a social commentary on the oppressive systems that shape our world. Join the protagonist as they unravel the mycelium within and seek to forge their own path amidst a society that often fails to appreciate their unique perspective. *From my neurodistinct brain. Generated with the help of ChatGPT.

Rants pertaining to me: a young black girl realizing that life isn't full of sunshine and rainbows, sometimes shit happens.