Humanrights Stories

The struggle is here. The time to act for our rights is now. As the rich continue to busk in a lavish reality, let us fight for a world of equality. Freedom won't be given to us on a silver platter. We must take it from where it is imprisoned and use it to claim our victory. -The Struggle

"Brokeback Mountain" meets "Bull Durham" in this powerful coming-of-age sports romance about self-acceptance, identity, and the courage to live authentically. Brad Hawley has always dreamed of playing professional baseball, and his dream comes true when the New Orleans Breakers draft him in the first round. But Brad carries a secret: he is gay. In the homophobic culture of professional baseball, he hides his sexuality, speaking ambiguously of his lover, Taylor, to maintain the illusion that he's straight. Assigned to the Breakers' farm club, the Bristol Wolves, Brad's on-field skills make him an instant star. Handsome and athletic, he also catches the attention of the young women in town, especially Ashley Cosgrove. Ashley's advances help Brad keep his secret-until she answers his phone and discovers that Taylor isn't a woman. Ashley agrees to keep Brad's secret, but everything changes when Taylor shows up at the ballpark. The sports media descends on Bristol, thrusting Brad into the national spotlight and forcing him to confront the truth about his identity. As he becomes a symbol for LGBTQ+ rights in sports, Brad faces backlash from his teammates, his homophobic manager, and even his once-proud father, who distances himself from his son. When Brad's performance falters and an on-field brawl leads to a suspension, he contemplates quitting the game he loves. His only allies are MLB All-Star Steven Chase, who is finishing a steroid-related suspension, and pitching coach Derek Griffin. Together, they convince the Breakers organization to stand by Brad. During his suspension, Brad finds unexpected support in the LGBTQ+ community, who see him as a role model for self-acceptance and courage. Inspired by their stories, Brad returns to the field with a renewed sense of purpose, embracing his identity and his place as a trailblazer in the world of professional sports.

Walk with me as I identify myself in this crazy world we live in. It's my bi journal!🏳️‍🌈

The Harper family received a letter from Achancia Academy. Hudson and Penelope have come a long way to get their family supported by Achancia. The academy offers assured success in life. All their needs will be provided by the academy. They will no longer perish, they were promised a perfect life. Ava Harper, the daughter of Hudson and Penelope, will be studying under Achancia Academy whilst Hudson and Penelope work for Achancia. Ava's dream is to become a well-known and talented painter. She likes literature, she spends most of her time painting and writing poems and stories. Students of Achancia Academy are regular students taught to be extraordinary; these students are being trained enough to be one of the most powerful people in the world with good intentions.

Aria Simmons was the nice, nerdy and sweet girl until she 'victimised' the most popular boys [Yuko, Luca and Adam] in her school in her Senior Year. Why not, anyway? Senior Year is a time for regrets, love, sacrifice and finding your way. After reluctantly working with the same bad boys in a bakery, she finds herself mixed up in lust, criticism, love, and fun. Will the bad boys be as sweet as the cupcakes they make? Or will they be as bitter as the winter air outside? Going to a late night party was one of the decisions that ruined her life - or did it define it?

Samantha ,10, and Lillian, 14, both now live in Mother Madams house as pawns. Yet they do not know that. They don't know what to think about where they are. All they know is each other, The curtain, Mother Madam, and the 4 walls that they stay in. Samantha and Lillian. Yet has lived with each other for years on end, 4 years to be exact. Have never seen each other and are not allowed to. For that very reason they describe each other looks to one other each and every mourning. But let's not get off topic. Your reading this to find out what this book is about. Well, I guess you'll just have to read it to find out.

In these last couple of decades, women all over the world have suffered with almost the same thing: unequal pay, the need to have permission from a male, and so much more. In this short essay, I talk about the problems women go through every day and the things women have accomplished. I know it's not much but I tried my hardest, and that's what matters the most.

All we want is the rights we aren't given, that aren't received around the world. All we want is to live happily, safely, and comfortably in our own homes. All we want is to be normal. But what we want isn't what we get, and isn't what's going to happen. You see, all we want is to be able to joke around with our friends- not afraid of who might want to hurt us. All we want is to be able to have freedom without fear. All we want isn't what we have. I stared at the ceiling as thoughts flooded my mind. I shook my head and turned over to my side, ready to go to sleep, when I heard voices outside. "This is her house." "She lives here." "Her parents must be ashamed." They spoke in hushed voices outside my open window, as I pulled my covers further over me in seek of comfort. There was a banging at the door, followed by more and more banging. They got louder, not giving up, until they started screaming for us to unlock the damn door. I stayed put, with my head down, as I always did. My fingers trembled on the ends of my shaking arms, as my heart heated rapidly and my hair stood on end. I pulled my brown hair over my shoulder, fiddling with the ends of the long strands. I would never be treated like a human. The door came crashing down and the two boys ran into the house, sporting a hand gun as they opened my bedroom door. "We know you're in here. Come out, come out, where ever you are..." one taunted, and the other piped up. "Hey witch. Get out here so we can shoot you." I watched through the slanted holes in my closet doors, hoping the thick wood with floral cut outs would be enough to spare me. The door flew open. "There she is!" --

There's not really much to say other than it's just a poem thingy, I guess? I'm not really sure, I just write.

"I am a dead man speaking to you." Born in a rural village where a father's name is the only currency of worth, I was bankrupt before I even took my first breath. My mother, vulnerable and silenced, paid the price for a crime she didn't commit, while the man responsible walked free. From a childhood of stigma to seven years of modern-day slavery as a domestic helper in Dhaka, I have survived the unthinkable. Now, I am back-a ghost in my own land. With no NID, no birth certificate, and no "identity" in the eyes of the law, I am fighting to protect my two daughters from the same poison that nearly killed me. This is not just a story of poverty; it is a scream for justice from the shadows of society. If a man has no name, does he truly exist?

"In all of the wonders that you believed, Mrs. Rosa Parks; You saved me." A poem written by Kayla, based on Rosa Parks. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

Just some poems I write out of boredom. All topics really. Enjoy I guess?

you'll find out more about well whatevers in her when you read but tws will be provided if needed and also I hope you enjoy the poems that roam in the vents

This is the letter I wrote to the government of Canada, asking them to stop discriminating against First Nations children and families on reserves, and asking them to stop taking First Nations children from their loving families. All the research is from the First Nations Child and Family Caring Society, whose website is here: https://fncaringsociety.com You can read the following letter and please, please, even if you don't live in Canada send a letter of your own, either using this letter as a template or in your own words:

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"Gray, dark, and dreary was the state of Gefallene-Welt on that fateful day. Of course, it was always that way―the World Council had ordered it to be so during the Transition decades ago―but it seemed as if the climate-controlled world had grown dimmer. No one, past nor present, could ever seem to explain it other than a foreshadowing of that day." or, in which 32557038 discovers her humanity.

In 2004, Paul Bacon spent five months in the frozen reaches of Mongolia working as a volunteer journalist. During that period he wrote about politics, street children and some of the country's flagrant human rights abuses. He also partied with the country's most famous rock band and played football in the national championships. This is the story of his time in one of the world's most interesting but little known countries.

It is the near-ish future, and a young woman is about to discover if she has been awarded the right to have a child. In the Birthing Rights Lottery, only one in three citizens of the Unified West is granted permission to procreate.

Ricky has grown up in a war since he was five, but he did not expect to be The Uprising's next leader against World Government. In his uncertainty of his leadership, he is further forced to evaluate the trust he has placed in the people he cared about when certain painful truths are revealed. ***** Since he was five, Ricky has been part of the Uprising alongside his mother, Elly and Dae Hee, the leader of the rebellion. Now, twenty-three years after Olivia and Neo's deaths, the truth behind the U.T.O.P.I.A. system has reached far and wide to four other Areas of World Population. Having grown up in constant war against the World Government, Ricky now has been made the new leader of The Uprising under Dae Hee's request. Forced to embark on a journey with Min Jae and Min Seo by his side along with Michael and Elly's wisdom, he needs to finish what has been started. With the government refusing to fall, Ricky will need to gather the remains of his courage to lead his people to the other side of this war. Even if it means sacrificing the people he trusts and cares for along the way. (Book Two of the Death of the Future Series) Content Warning: This story contains themes of violence.