Injusticia Stories

"Skin for skin." That's how the group rolled. Didn't make trouble but would get in trouble if someone started it first. Smoking, loitering, cussing, the whole package. That's how the group rolled, but not Malcolm. Malcolm was never one to pick a fight. He had good grades, was good at sports, and even had a job at the family barber shop. But one day, Malcolm meets a group that he initially thought were a group of outcasts, rebels, and wannabe gangsters, but they turned out to be much more. The worst part of it all was that they weren't what everyone made them out to be. They, Malcolm, were never the bad guys.

Javi has always believed he is the flaw in his own story-the quiet mistake no one bothers to correct. Growing up in a world that seemed to discard him as easily as it noticed him, he learned to shrink himself, to expect less, and to leave before anyone else could. One by one, the people he held onto disappeared, until abandonment felt less like an accident and more like a pattern he couldn't escape. And yet, in the small, unwavering kindness of his cousin, there remains a fragile reason for him to stay. Then, by pure chance-or something that feels dangerously close to fate-he meets Evi. Evi is everything Javi is not: sharp-tongued, unafraid, and unapologetically present. Where Javi fades into the background, Evi takes up space without asking permission. Their differences should have pushed them apart instantly. Instead, they collide-again and again-until distance becomes impossible. Somewhere between arguments, silences, and moments neither of them fully understands, Javi begins to feel something shift. Not just toward Evi, but within himself. But growing up means facing truths that don't always choose you back. As Javi stands on the edge of who he used to be and who he might become, one question lingers heavier than the rest: will Evi ever truly see him-not as someone easy to leave behind, but as someone worth staying for? Or will he become just another name in the long list of people he almost had? In a story shaped by quiet heartbreaks and uncertain beginnings, Javi must decide whether to keep chasing something that may never be his-or finally learn how to choose himself.

An unknown power has brought three realms together for one purpose and one purpose only: Kombat. But from beneath the surface, a darker plot threatens all timelines and all realms. In the face of this threat, heroes from all sides must band together to combat this threat or face total annihilation. RWBY belongs to Rooster Teeth Entertainment Injustice belongs to DC Comics Mortal Kombat belongs to NetherRealm Studios

The Ballad of the Fallen Crown follows Prince Kael, a kind and beloved prince who is betrayed by those within his own palace and cast out of his kingdom. Forced to live as a wandering singer, he travels from village to village, using songs to remind the people of the love he always had for them. As the truth behind his betrayal slowly comes to light, Kael sets out to reclaim not just his crown, but the hearts of the kingdom that once believed the lies.

nuestra vida

_ارتميس_سول - "هي.. جبلٌ من الهدوء تسكنه العواصف، صمتها مخيف، وإذا نطقت كان لسانها حاداً كالشفرة لا يرحم زيف الآخرين. وهو.. غلافٌ من الغموض يكتنف تفاصيله، يخفي خلف كبريائه حباً عفيفاً ونقياً، يكتفي بالنظرات ويقدس المشاعر الصامتة. عندما يصطدم هدوؤها الحاد بغموضه العذب، تبدأ الحكاية التي لم يسمعها أحد."

A young teenage girl, haunted by the memories of her father's execution, attempts to escape a cruel regime by night. A solitary woman, abandoned by her husband, inadvertently plays into the cruel hands of 'the state'. In another totalitarian regime a traffic light fixer is dealt with brutally for admiring a sunset. All these characters capture the essence of what it's like to be disempowered and cruelly dehumanised at the hands of a heinous, corrupt power. This sharp collection of pertinent short stories throws an at times uncomfortable light on cruelty, injustice and persecution that is all too relevant today. But ultimately these stories celebrate the strength and determination to survive at all costs, that exists within all of us.

The tragic tale of two star crossed lovers on different sides of the same life. This story takes place in the Jim Crow era. When Alika, a civil rights activist, runs into Anthony, an aspiring writer, their different paths intertwine in the most uncommon of ways. What shall become of them?

A collection of tales I pen out of my misery......sounds quite morbid tbh. Cover by the lovely @OddlyLikeable :') <3 Be sure to check out their collection of beautiful book covers on their profile! :)

This poem is dedicated to all the people who have been betrayed by the organizations that were supposed to protect them. It was inspired by a small instance where justice was not served, but as I started writing it, I realized that there are so many major injustices happening every day. I alone may not be able to stop these things from happening, but I hope my words will inspire others so that together, we can make a difference.

Anya has not given up yet. She is fighting the situation with all her might. Marriage for her was an idyllic state.

A happy girl living with a loving family suddenly finds her entire world shattered when the six rulers of the government destroyed everything she holds dear, wiping out her entire family. Filled with grief, anger, and an unyielding thirst for justice, she embarks on a journey of revenge, determined to bring down the corrupt rulers who tore her life apart. This is no ordinary story-it's raw, intense, and deeply traumatizing. It will not only change the way you see the world but also challenge how you see yourself.

that ain't right - [mbsq+]

An orphan girl, who had no one never knew her life would take such an unexpected turn and make the whole world her family. She was a 2nd year college student having a dream to become a lawyer and fight for justice let's see what turn changes her life when she gets to know she has power.

Mga tula na may tinig. Mga salita na may bigat. Welcome to a collection of poems born from frustration, truth, and courage. From trash to towers, from silence to resistance - this is where rhyme meets reality. Written by a student, not to impress, but to express. 📌 Trigger Warning / Content Warning: This collection may include themes of 🔸 government critique 🔸 social injustice 🔸 poverty 🔸 frustration 🔸 sarcasm 🔸 strong opinions 📌 All works are original and personally written by me. Do not copy or repost without permission. Plagiarism is not tolerated. Support young, local voices. ✊ Kung sawa ka na sa puro pangako, baka sa taludtod na ito ka magising.

"A good name is better than gold." Her mother said these words in a playful song form to little July. Her father on the other hand hated those words irrespective of what form they were used. "A good name got me framed, fired and imprisoned for two years." Her father would say while he drank from his bottle of a local dry gin. "The so called good name is overrated." "Those of them in power have good names, their names are ministers, governors, senators, etcetera. But they all have a common true name, they are all "Thieves". A thief is the real good name." Her dad would finally say as he took another sip from the bottle and cleaned his mouth with the back of his hand. "Don't say things like these to our little daughter." July's mom would counter as she carried little July on her shoulder and took her inside, away from her now drunken father. This is the story of a unique woman, July Ejike. Born in Nigeria, West Africa.

Black Day is a poem about god and a creature. The creature has gone through the agony phases of life given by the brutal god. Now the god is willing to do a murder- killing the poor creature. Any prayer of the creature wont be heard. Just there will be A BLACK DAY

From the comfort of her home in Washington a now adult Lucy follows up on the promise she made to her mother and retells the story of her childhood which she dubbed The Sleepwalker. A thrilling tale where a world steeped in violence and injustice clashes with her father's supposed determination to fight the unjust society of the 1930s. Warning: Although this book does not portray anything vulgar, explicit or nude its does touch on racism, prejudice and slavery which existed in the 1930s. However Please note that such topics are NOT promoted but instead are there to teach and inform the reader and give incite on how the characters go against the nature of society back then and grow to respect colored folks/black peoples. SO please express some caution when reading or don't read at all if you can't digest these topics. Parental Guidance is advised to anyone under 17. Other Info: Upload Times: Daily Monday - Friday - 5 chapters weekly Join my Discord sever: https://discord.gg/thw99wPTd9

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