Equalrights Stories

Just some of the things i've noticed as a millennial, and some hardships i've gone through at a young age. I could write an entire book on the stigma against young adults in my generation but I settled for a poem. Enjoy. xoxo

Adira Tuma is a Middle Eastern girl from Syria. Her mother and siblings move to the United States after the death of Adira father when she was 10 years old. She is 18 now living in a diverse neighborhood where everything is about the color of your skin, gender and sexual preference. Adira is finally about to start college but is she ready for the real life ridicule that's ahead.

As a fellow LGBT member I've come across a lot of homophobic people, and really it irks me. I wrote this cause i personally belive each and every person out there deserves to be treated equally irrespective of what sexuality or race they are cause at the end of the day WE ALL HUMANS I'd appreciate it if people would stop being judgmental. Sexually orientated people are HUMANS TOO! TRANSGENDER people are HUMANS! Stop treating sexually orientated people less than what they deserve!

A poem about women's education in the 1940's.

this is another crazy ass story..

The situation for First Nations children is incredibly discriminatory, unfair, unequal, and deeply traumatic. First Nations kids don't get adequate social services, get unequal social services, are sometimes denied healthcare, their schools are underfunded, and kids are being separated from their families. Which is traumatic. Participate in this communal action so that they stop being discriminated against. Read on to find out more.

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(COMPLETED!) In a world with magic for the few who possess the OS gene, 21-year-old witch, Marianne must navigate the aftermath of the mysterious departure of her long time mentor, Virginia, leaving her tasked with the overwhelmingly annoying responsibility of her new apprentice, Virginia's niece, 14-year-old Lily. Lily may not know a lot about magic but she knows absolutely everything about getting under Marianne's skin, especially balancing the girl's seemingly complete inability to perform any spells with the dangerous magical outbursts that call into question everything Marianne thought she knew about the world they live in. #1 in #equalrights (11/12/2020)! #1 in #thought-provoking (02/05/2021)! #12 in #occult (12/30/2020)!

The government is planing to change the nation. They have planned things for a long time, but it hasn't took effect until 20 years later in 2034. Jessica already born when all this happens doesn't like it but doesn't do anything for her safety. She is forced to watch all of this happen since they've burned the bill of rights as well as the rest of the constution. One night Jessica finds herself in some trouble after recognizing a solider who she has background with, she was shot, and when thinking all hope is lost a group took her in. She decided to stay with them after hearing they were gonna get information on everything, trying to find a way to take them down. Jess soon realizes everything bad that happened in her life was caused by the government so she has to stop them. But will she? Can she? Will that soldier have anything to do with it? Find out on~ Trouble in our Nation

in which they all say boys shouldn't cry; makes them weak or puny, but one boy believes that theory is fucking false. it's not true at all. and he can prove it. 『 BOYS CAN CRY 』

Women are harmless until you break the last brick of tolerance in them.. Siya is a book dedicated to all females who wish to be independent and have their own identity.. The book is divided in two halves one half shows the beautiful and colourful world of flm and second, will focus on the struggle and problems the flm will deal with. This is a fictional book based on my imagination. I don't have any intentions to hurt anyone's sentiments and beliefs. If you find any content you feel uncomfortable with I genuinely apologies..you may stop reading the book further.. Thank you..

Ok guys. I've been holding back for way too long. So here we go. A story where I will give updates, random information, do random things, etc. Either way, I don't think many people will care. So anyway~

~ A Mulan retelling ~ Mister, I'll make a man out of you 17 years ago, there was a group called The Scream Writers. They would go around town to town kidnapping all the women and then killing them. But that wasn't the most chilling part. Everytime the women were found, they were always arranged according to a scene from a movie. They continued killing for about three years, killing almost the entire female population,Until one day they disappeared. They only left one message. "If we ever see any filthy bitches outside, they will die" No one knows where they'd gone or why they're gone. But ever since then, girls weren't allowed to leave their homes. You want an education? Get homeschooled. Want a job? Go do some chores. You wanna go outside? Well too fucking bad. But Malaya wasn't going to have that. Much like her names meaning, she has always dreamed of being a free independent woman. She wanted to go to a real school, have a real job and just be allowed to see the outside world. So when Warriors Academy relocated to a city two hours away from her home, Malaya knew what she had to do. She was going to dress up as her father's non-existent youngest son and attend Warriors Academy. Rankings: 157 in girlpower 3 in femalepower 215 in sacrifice

This is just my experiences as an LGBT+ member. I will document both good and bad experiences.

They thought she would be destruction of them, but they were the destruction of her culture.

This poem displays a woman's desire to end her day with a cherry on top in the form of a touch from a man without having to go into the psychological bullshit of being made to feel she should only be sleeping with her boyfriend, someone she wants to marry, or a crush...she simply just wants to feel good after dealing with the bullshit of her day...if a man can smash just to ease the stress of life...with no feelings attached...no pressure just sex...she asks why can't she...Amen!

This book is about logic,and awarenesses of everything in a person's everyday life that shouldn't be. It may contain sensitive content. It's will contain positive content,and info some may not acknowledge 💞