Protest Histoires

Blood is mandatory. Compliance is survival. Hope is broadcasted like propaganda. Kai has spent his life keeping his head down, his sister hidden, and his fists ready. But when the lottery calls his number and offers him a future he never asked for, Kai is forced to choose between the life he built in the shadows, and a system that's already decided what he's worth. The revolution is coming, but he never signed up for his. Kai only wanted to keep his sister safe. So why is he now suddenly able to control fire?

Jannah Ibrahimi is used to standing out. As the only hijabi in her 10th grade class, living in the West means enduring whispers, stares, and quiet acts of racism every single day. She's learned how to stay silent, how to survive. But when a mosque in her city is violently blown up, the hatred she faces is no longer subtle-it's loud, terrifying, and impossible to ignore. As Islamophobia surges and the world turns a blind eye to Palestine, Jannah finds herself at a crossroads: remain quiet for her own safety, or finally use her voice. With the unwavering support of her six protective brothers behind her, Jannah chooses to stand up, speak out, and protest for her faith, her people, and her identity. This is a story about courage, sisterhood, family, and the power of a young Muslim girl who refuses to be silenced.

New York, 1963. The city thrums with electricity-each corner a flashing beacon of possibility and chaos. The weight of the world shifts, war drums beat, and young souls flood the streets, eyes wide with dreams and disillusionment. Kalyn, a scruffy, lanky Englishman with a guitar strapped to his back, Olivia, a whirlwind. Carefree, defiant, with a hair-flip that dares you to look away. A college drop-out from Ohio with a cause bigger than herself. She doesn't just want to be heard-she demands it. But it's Tom Collin's, the smooth-talking, impeccably dressed black man from Brooklyn, who shakes the scene up with his sharp wit and sharper mind. He's a man with secrets, and a man who knows how to survive in the undercurrents of New York's raw. Then there's Colby Jade-the All-American Catholic schoolgirl turned hippie dreamer, looking for something she can't quite grasp. At first, she's the epitome of purity, her starched dresses and high heels whispering promises of a life neatly wrapped in a white bow. But the moment she sees the raw edge of the counterculture, she dives in headfirst. The world's revolutions. Drugs, sex, rebellion and self-destruction It's a story of revolution and heartbreak. A story of music that could never quite drown out the screams of war. Of youth that burned too bright and too fast, only to flicker out in the chaos they helped create. Sex, drugs, rock and roll-yes-but also the painful truth that all revolutions, no matter how pure their beginnings, inevitably leave scars. This is the story of Kalyn and Olivia, Tom and Colby-lost and found in the firestorm of a generation.

You were protesting for what was right...but did you ever believe you were going to meet the fated someone who would change you for the rest of your life? A tank x reader fanfic

MURDER IS A CRIME In a world where badges shield killers and headlines bury the truth, one video loops until the outrage fades. A federal agent walks free. The system applauds. The streets forget. But some memories don't die. Some men don't forgive. When the white skull steps out of the shadows, justice isn't a courtroom-it's a blade, a chair, and four simple words. Frank Castle doesn't care about acquittals. He cares about crimes. And murder... is a crime.

Nesra Solak hates rain, and Terry Yilmaz hates umbrellas.

The fall and the fire.

An internal monologue of a girl as she is ready to leave the world. It's not a science fiction. Based on a recent incident its a story of protest. Protest against the so- called society, against all the odds and a determination to follow your heart even if it costs your life.

Kacie Jones, Soc by blood, and greaser by act, hates her life. Her mother killed herself when she was young, and her father ended up marrying her best friend's mother, ruining her relationship with Piper, her now step-sister. Piper is the Super Soc of the school, and out to ruin Kacie's life, because somehow, Kacie ruined hers. Kacie's popular. Kacie's smart. But Kacie's shy, and she does everything she can to stay away from her sister. In her junior year of high school, she does gymnastics and holds straight A's, other than in math, the one area she struggles. But just because she's active doesn't mean she has many friends. Until she's placed with Darry Curtis to be he math tutor. They've known each other forever, but this is when they really come close. When he becomes the best thing about her life, she takes the idea a little bit too far... *COVER CREDIT TO @DEACON-AND-I* {This is an Outsiders AU, meaning credit to all characters other than the ones I created go to S.E. Hinton, but the events that happened in her story will not here. The Curtis' parents are alive, and will stay that way, as well as Dally and Johnny.}

well....this is not at all a story or novel. These are few of my thoughts and views which I would love to share with you all. Hope you all like it.

Y'all gonna hear me...

In 2019 a group has risin, a group of violence, and kind-fullness, they call themselves the "Trustful". They are a group of malicious thoughts, thoughts of kindness, control, true freedom, true voting, and taking back the government for the people. The government is in a hysteria due to New York being forcefully taken away by the group. We follow a young black market dealer in his escapades with both the government and Trustful, he has to pick one and only one to support, but who? Remember, In God We Trust, And We Hope The Heavens Move Us To The Path Of T R U S T.

Some research that I've done on Palestine's and Israel's past with each other. It's really interesting to research...

A short poem

a place i will be sharing content about black lives matter