Pro-choice Stories

Hate all you want, IDGAF...

Steven Easton is bringing back his blog for one month in honor of the fact he started a blog two years ago!

Donald trump's response to the women's march. pro life march.

These little hashtags pepper our lives. These are mine and how they represent me. At least that is how I wanted this book to be. It was to be a book of short articles using a hashtag as inspiration. However, it has grown and changed as I have. This book was birthed from my not-so-short social media posts. As I began engaging with people who don't share the same opinion as me, I dug deeper into trying to understand how I decided on my beliefs. I did some armchair research on Street Epistemology. If you haven't heard of it, YouTube it. It will get you to think! I did. I came face to face with what I believed, how I got there, and why. It also forced me to ask whether my beliefs are consistent with my morals and ethics. This book is my contribution to the marketplace of ideas. Hopefully, it stands up to scrutiny. If not, let me know. Maybe you will change my mind. Don't be afraid to join in the conversation; our fluid and diverse voices make our society unique.

I'm sorry.

A teenage girl faces the harsh reality of pregnancy as the result of rape in a state with anti-abortion laws

A child of God is asked to do a series of interviews with the five greatest people who never lived due to abortion. He sees in them lives never lived, the families that never came about and the great destinies never attained due to their lives being snuffed out before they had a chance to become what they could have been. In all this, the man must deal with his own unworthiness and feelings of failure and loss while he is doing the interviews. What will happen to the man? Will he fail in his mission to bring the story to light?

An alternate ending to the episode: "The Burden Of Our Choices"...What if Tammy was able to convince her daughter Evangeline Miller to not abort her pregnancy?? Warning: Trigger topic, and mention of abuse. 13+ I do not own anything from NBC. All characters are property of Dick Wolf.

As the United States goes through a time of controversy over their abortion policies, it is prudent that the people look to how stricter abortion policies have played out around the world.

in which i share my opinions get mad

First, I have to make a point of saying that unlike all my other poetry, this is FICTION! Second, I have to say I know this poem could be controversial, many people may not like it. If this poem offends you for its topic and my opinion, please don't leave hate messages. I do however encourage people voicing their own opinions on the matter, as well as healthy, mature, non-derogatory debates! If you don't like this poem for the writing style, rhyming, ect... then please, leave constructive criticism! This rhyming scheme and repetition, for me, is way outside the box. I'm really interested to know what people think about it.

Kind of a blog? Each chapter will be a story of its own, mostly blog-esque takes on real life. Anecdotes and views for a different perspective. Anything made up will have an A/N at the start of the chapter.

Hillary X The Donald When the cameras are rolling, the two politicians seem like the worst of enemies, but behind closed doors, that couldn't be less true. Also, people, please don't take any of the shit in this story seriously. Trust me, I'm the least-racist person you'll ever know. Plus, I'm very nice and will let you know what you're getting into.

our favorite political tiktok couple!! Lance needs Nick and Nick needs lance for debates of course! join me in this wonderful fanfic!

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It's the worst time in the nation's history of reproductive laws for someone like Katherine, who doesn't want a child, to learn she's pregnant. In this environment, not having a child will be a challenge. Katherine isn't afraid of a challenge. 29 years later... It's probably the worst possible time in the nation's history of reproductive laws for Millie - well, for someone like Millie - to decide she wants to be pregnant. Getting pregnant requires government approval, and cheating the system means imprisonment in a mysterious facility known as Exile. In this environment, a pregnancy for someone like Millie is all but impossible. Millie doesn't believe in "impossible."

A collection of feminist papers, essays, paragraphs, etc. I have written over time. This Book will be added to as I write more and when I remember to. Not everything will be a final draft or a complete thought.