Genderequality Stories

Pratyush Sharma has spent his entire life hiding the truth about who he is, carrying a secret that could shatter everything he has ever known. Pihu Nagarkoti, on the other hand, lives life with an open heart, believing that kindness can be found in the most unexpected places. When fate keeps bringing them together, what begins as a series of chance encounters slowly blossoms into a love neither of them sees coming. But some truths are harder to confess than they are to carry. Astitva: In Another Life is a bittersweet tale of identity, acceptance, and a love that dares to exist in a world that often fears what it doesn't understand.

Does God add salt to your life when you turn sixteen orrrrr is it just me??? Click read on this book and discover the wonders that goes on in the life of a sixteen year old Nigerian girl

this story is based on the three levels and six stages of Moral Dillema by Kohlberg. the theme is this story is about "gender equality." Let's go and come with Jazz, a historian, who will explore about it. I'm a university student and this was supposed to be our report in our subject.

The planet known as The Wild is in chaos, with no child to take the throne the current Bearer is trying to hold things together and hold back Dackron. Meanwhile Cria is trying to survive and find her way back to her proper place in The Wild, back to her father...

Having a Rainbow heart is not easy, especially when people always judge you for being who you are. it's not easy living in the world that people criticize you and discriminate you physically. Even now that we are living the modern world, there still some people that will not like you for being who you are, like what happened to Kishiel.

Short poem on Feminism I am a proud feminist . Remember :- Feminism is never equal to man hating It is based on the belief that men and women have equal potential and capabilities . We all are human and deserve the same respect and treatment . Never underestimate anyone . Feminism is men's issue too as they can't express their emotions openly . We all need to participate in this movement to achieve complete gender equality . Short poem on Religious discrimination - Forget religion . Be yourself and be a good person . Remember all moral codes and be dedicated . You will be a human being . Worship God the way you want - that won't separate you into any religion or require you to visit any religion place . Short poem on Animal Cruelty - #animalcruelty #animalrights Believe me , they deserve much more love than we give them .

//2017// "Why didn't you make a coming out video?" Questioned the reporter.. "If straight people don't announce that they are straight then why should I? We all are the same.. Aren't we?" Silence prevailed.. - Endless Ladder by @bluebraides Ever since I read this little piece of logic in Endless Ladder the words didn't stop pinching my mind. It actually takes a brave heart to accept everyone as equals. And it takes a braver heart to be yourself and survive when everyone else is spitting on you behind your back. Are we so pathetic that we get joy in bullying and gossiping about people all because they are a minority? Who are we to snatch away their rights? We don't consider them normal. But who should decide what is normal and what is not? The law or nature? Questions like these arose in my mind and I couldn't help write something. The poems I've written aren't that great and they certainly aren't filled up to the brink with literature. They're just my random thoughts on the immature and cruel behavior people show towards the LGBT people. Hope you like them. Dedicated to all my LGBT friends out there and the awesome people who support them. Copyright 2017 ©️MyriadOfSmiles All rights reserved

Two strangers meet during a zombie apocalypse, and have to learn to cooperate together to survive. They struggle and at times wish they could give up but always fight through. On their adventure to find a safe haven, they encounter more people and group up to defend each other. Will the small group of strangers be able to survive in a world that's out to destroy them? Started: March 18, 2022 Finished: [unfinished] #95 in Forest Story written by both @HumanitysKarma and Tee :)

As the burning desires take over her soul, She born with the resolution to conquer the position of worthy Queen. Crowned with the title of Dragon, ruler of the great domain, striving to take those down who have filled her path with thornes. In midst of this, a surprise encounter with a young boy seperated from his family. What astonishing events this encounter will bring in their lives? A fantasy world where ogres endangering everyone, royal bloodlines, bestowed with ability to call upon invincible, humongous mighty Dragons, but will these royals really gonna use this power for good? Or is it going to turn in tricky mind games and tainted politics!!!!! Find out!!!!!!

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

Write a story/poetry on Gender Equality. Stand a chance to have your entry featured on UNICEF India's social media. "Let's bridge the gap for an equal future"

Paradigm Thrift: A Qualitative Study Exploring the Political Impact and Liberatory Potential of College Free Thrift Stores Hello, thrifters. This is my research from college about the political potential of free thrift stores at universities across the US. I created a free thrift store while I was in college and am now starting to freelance and create more stores at other colleges (hmu if you're interested for more information). I think this information is super fascinating and there is NO literature on free thrift stores (let alone their political impact). If you know of any such literature that I might not have found yet- please send it my way. I'm unsure how to post this with the footnotes but all of the works cited are included at the end. If you have any questions or just want to connect with me about your excitement on this topic, I would be thrilled to chat. What is a free thrift store? A free thrift store is a community-driven initiative where items such as clothing, books, household goods, and school supplies are donated and made available to others at no cost. Unlike traditional thrift stores, which sell items at low prices, a free thrift store operates on the principle of mutual support and sharing, with no monetary exchange involved. This initiative is very successful at small walkable colleges.

This is a book about a romantic relationship between the main characters Elaina and Dalia. They both enjoy reading and want to live together in their small town of Riveria. This is the first book I've ever written so please tell me if I could do some things to be a better writer. Please be patient since I'm starting school soon and i'll be busy. I also loose motivation quickly from mental issues but i'll try my best to get this done asap 💗 A wlw romance book. This was also made with the help of @clouxd.q and @k1ttenblossom. made by females <3 cover made in Picsart

Truth always sounds good when said out loud than inside people's head, so I wanted to start this book with just truth, but if you expect me to write just truth alone here, then I must apologize for disappointing you, because I don't want this book to be my psycho-therapy session where I cry my heart out ......... Being understood feels good and makes you special, but feminism is one of the few ideology that is being criticised without being understood in the first place, join me in this journey of how I became a feminist by just trying to understand it.

'Red is the colour of passion' is a collection of poems on feminism and the importance of gender equality. The poems speak about the power of women, the strength of feminism and sometimes how society's views on many things are often outdated and inaccurate . I hope you can connect with these poems , and find your own meaning in them too. I chose the colour red as it is the colour of love, hate, anger, and above all - passion. Feminism (despite what the name may suggest) is the belief that ALL men and ALL women are equal regardless of race, sexuality, wealth, appearance or belief. This means racists or homophobes as two examples, are not feminists ❤️ I hope you enjoy as always, and I'd love to hear your feedback. Comment any feedback or suggestions and vote for a poem so I know you like it. I really enjoyed putting these poems together, so I hope you'll also love them 💞 Note: ~ Have posted full collection of all ten poems now. Let me know what you think by voting and commenting xx

This poem reflects the patriarchal system prevalent in South Italy, where people engage in a cyclical search for explanations regarding male youth crime and aggressive behavior. This often results in the marginalization of mothers, who are blamed for their inability to properly educate their challenging sons. The title "Walking with the Patriarchy" aims to underscore how this perspective places blame on both mothers, for supposedly failing to educate their difficult sons, and men, for perpetrating domestic violence and preventing both from trusting support and social services. "Walking with the Patriarchy" recognise that these dynamics require investigation from a broader viewpoint. This broader perspective highlights a system in which individuals are trapped. Those from disadvantaged backgrounds are compelled to portray well-being and positivity, concealing their true emotional state. They only feel free to unmask and express it within the familial context (men). Conversely, this system forces close relatives (partners and teenagers) to realize that societal expectations are unrealistic and often oppressive. Consequently, they feel trapped and don't ask for help. This perspective is shaped by my personal experiences, professional practice, and studies. Through this lens, I've come to perceive those whom I once held accountable for their inhuman behaviour as individual victims of inequalities and oppression.

Alyssa Jones recently snagged her dream job as a writer for The New York Times. While working there, her boss seems to doubt her abilities as a writer. She tries to prove she can do more. On her first day, she meets a celebrity and they both fall head over heels for each other. How will their relationship work out? What lengths will Alyssa go through to prove her boss wrong? What will be the result of doing so?

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It's one poem that I want to share with y'all, it's about being an rainbow.

Previously titled Courage For Another Day, this short story won second place in the 2020 Room Magazine Short Fiction writing contest. As Daya's tenth birthday approaches, she reflects on what becoming a woman with increasing responsibilities and expectations will require of her, unaware that she is being observed.