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  • Feminism  by alessandraacap
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    Ok, people have many concepts of feminism. This is what I think about feminism, you don't have to agree, I'm just explaining my point of view, if you disagree leave a comment or kindly direct message me to tell me what your opinion about it is, I really want to know about what you guys think about this, and I would love if you talked about it in the comments, if you want me to talk about an specific something send me a message and I'll try to do it.
  • Just Why??? by srinidhisrinath3
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    Human Rights. Equality. He for She. Women Empowerment. Feminism I'm sure all of you would have heard of these terms and words frequently, if not everyday. There are so many people who voice their thoughts on these issues; so many organizations to fight for equal rights; so many activists; so many feminists, so many ideas... Every side you turn you will either find famous people working towards achieving these goals or your next door normal neighbour working towards the same. With so many people trying reach out, surely a change must be taking place, right? Surely it should have impacted on the society? Unfortunately No! It's not having the effect we expect it to have. In fact, we are deluding ourselves into thinking that people are changing for the better but a large part of the world is still the same, if not worse. It breaks my heart when I realise that people find it completely reasonable to treat their counterparts without respect. This excerpt is a reflection of my cries, a reflection on the outrageously horrific situation which still persists!
  • LETS DEFY DISCRIMINATION  by _Queen_Rania_
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    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 .
  • Verses from my Heart by HarkritiGangwani
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    This is a poetry collection As a girl in the Age of Social Media, definitions of growing up and adulting develop a whole new meaning. These poems our straight from my heart. A few of them reflect the conflict of the heart whereas the others illustrate my perception about the abstract themes. In this book, my poems are in English... I also write in Hindi, do let me know if you are interested in that, I will publish a separate collection for the Hindi readers. I hope that all of you enjoy reading my poems...
  • Grave's Fantabulous Book Of Writings by gracehengstenberg
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    Just some random blurbs in here.
  • Articles féministes by snliska
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    Bonjour à tou.te.s :) Je débute dans l'écriture d'articles, j'ai plusieurs idées à propos de la représentation des femmes et des hommes. Des articles en français et en anglais. Si vous avez des questions, idées, n'hésitez pas à commenter ! Enjoy ^^
  • Easily Broken by SarthakSays
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    Rohit, a small town boy falls in love with a girl named Pihu in the city of dreams, Mumbai. One night when he returns home to their newly brought apartment, he found Pihu brutally killed infront of her leaving him devastated. Tag along with us to unravel the mystery behind Pihu's murder in this series of Easily broken !!!
  • To my honeyy by AarifaYJangir005
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    poetry
  • Emma Watson's Advocacy by 1madscientist
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    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.
  • What to think about... [IN EDITION] by NotASimpleReader
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    This is under edition so please doughnut read until it's... presentable.
  • il quaderno di un viaggiatore by FrappyLaBeard
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    non si viaggia solo di fatto, lo si fa anche con la mente. Mi scuso per errori di ortografia ecc. ma io mi limito a ricopiare ciò che è stato scritto grazie per l'attenzione
  • Heforshe by Unimaid12345
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    Heforshe needs more commitments! Please this is the fight for gender equality!
  • Trends on Facebook every Month by lilac_ocean
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    I'm starting this in November - so it starts with the French flag filter on Facebook. If any of you know any other trend, please let me know in the comments/messages. Also, if possible, let me know where you're at - that way, I can keep track of where this trend is going on. If you feel insecure doing sharing your location, you could be vague, send me a PM or not mention it. I want to keep a record of the "fashion" going on - because somethings get the spot-light and some just don't. Sadly, even the fraction of incidents that do get the spotlight are forgotten when something new starts. How many of you remember Amanda Todd? So, please, help keep this list around. That way, we can remember and go back to a "trend" and make sure that the "movement" was around for a reason. Movements may be: 1. On social networking sites 2. A change in profile picture (filters, charts, the text for an image), statuses, comments and so on that you see a sudden, rampant change in. 3. Not limited to any country 4. Not limited to any language (though, Mandarin, Korean etc might give me issues with translation - so, please help me there. If you can't that's fine - but I'd appreciate being informed about it.) I would also like to hear what you think of what's going on - you could send a PM if you'd like. And if you don't want to share your views of Wattpad, my email is: hayleyadstrum@gmail.com.
  • The Adventures Of Rani Desai by bundledchaos
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    Rani Desai is a woman who is not afraid to do the job of a man. So when her husband fractures his hand in a terrible accident, she takes over his job of riding an autorickshaw, and enjoys it too at the same time.
  • Shush, Don't Talk. by arsahk
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    Women, a vast majority of population that our society still takes for granted or simply does not fully appreciate. The taboos, the "don't speak about it"s, all those unspoken words will come out on here. Why are we told to shut up? why should I be sitting down properly instead of raising my voice for equality? I have been forced to think of these things in 2016, and maybe you should be too.