Changetheworld mga kuwento

The Title says it all, I hope these inspire you!!!

This is the revealing of the SOS Sanctuaries to the world, (or at least to those who have a Whatspadd account and find me...) But this is the start of word getting out to the world. On this subject of writting a book will become of it... Beginning with The Sanctuaries are being built! Telling you all all the laws, legislation of legal rights that one falls under by law if there are within any SOS sanctuary residence, and then the aim of the Sanctuaries! My question to all of you reading is to please, please, please add any laws or legal roghts you wish the world and yourselves had. How would you chnage the law, add to it, take away from it, adapt it, and which laws and legislation should be aboloshed, which new ones in place, and which laws and legal rights and of who exactly should we create as new laws and legal rights to... change the world, save lives and bring peace to the world? Once I have some answers from you, I will create a new chapter, and these that you all have suggested, you will find... will be the law in the SOS Sanctuaries.... which are real and are... in action as we speak.

Who is anyone to tell me what I can or cannot do? Who is anyone to judge me basis my sex?Who is anyone to tell me who to love? Mainly feminist, but hey; proud supporter of BLM and LGBTQ+ Community, you guys are awesome.

[DISCONTINUED] Four experiments gone wrong. Three points of view. Two different worlds. One war. Erin, Gene, Kasie and Val have never been outside. All of their lives, they've been living in a prison designed to hold the most destructive experiments ever created. The four teenagers are currently the most valuable piece in the raging war of Xelphia - they just don't know it yet. Will they be able to escape ZETA's clutches and fight against their cruel world? Only time will tell - and the clock is ticking.

We can change the world. My random rants. If you like read if not don't.

A little bit of slam poetry that I did that I figured the world should see. Hope you guys like it and please don't hesitate to give me feedback in the comments on things that I could improve on or that you liked. It would be very appreciated. Enjoy!

bullying causes suicide. ~8/10/14 Rest In Peace My Dear Kevin~

13 year old Liliana Rombosh has been blind since she was born, but that doesn't mean she isn't she can't make a difference. She is so inspiring and the she loves everyone. She set up a fundraiser for her people who are blind, like her. She is not like a normal girl, she is so much better.

from your favorite books, songs, people and movies ˊˎ˗

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Welcome To The Junior Activist Club Member and Announcement Book!! Our members will be listed in this book, along with announcements of new books and such!

Cassie is new to town, and plans on leaving her past behide. But when queen bee Andrea starts to realise her popularity is dropping, because of Cassie, she's ready to play dirty to ruin her life.

A poem about the different kinds of privilege, the people who are not privileged, and how everyone, both privileged and not, can help each other create peace in the world.

poem about animals

In the sun-baked desert city of Akhbar, where love is a forbidden melody and prejudice reigns like a scorching wind, two souls defy the storm. Elias, a man marked by exile, and Daniel, a poet with words that dance like flames, ignite a revolution born not of violence, but of whispered defiance. Their love, a forbidden bloom in the heart of the city, becomes a banner of hope, rallying the oppressed and challenging the elders who cling to the shadows of tradition. Join them on a journey that transcends continents, a tapestry woven with the threads of resilience, rebellion, and the unyielding power of love. Witness Akhbar transform from a bastion of fear to a vibrant celebration of acceptance, where once-silenced voices rise in joyous chants and children born into whispers of exile chase laughter through starlit streets. But their tale is far from over. The world beyond Akhbar remains a canvas stained with shadows of intolerance, whispering tales of distant lands where love struggles to breathe under the oppressive sun of hate. Will their journey illuminate these corners too, or will the embers of prejudice reignite, consuming their fragile hope in its scorching flames? Dive into their story, a symphony of whispers and defiance, where every shared meal, every stolen glance, and every poem sung under the desert sky chips away at the walls of fear. Discover a world where love, not hate, writes the final chapter, where acceptance blooms even in the most barren of lands, and where the echoes of rebellion forever dance on the desert wind. This is the story of Elias and Daniel, a love that dared to defy the shadows, and it's waiting for you to turn the page and step into their extraordinary world.

change is not a matter of otherworldly capacity, and instead one of will.

My entry for the #laterhaters contest. Let's all work to combat hate with love and kindness! 💜💛💚💙

Social change is all about making a difference in the lives of those around us. And it is not just those who we meet or come across by achieving little acts of kindness such as opening a door for someone, paying for someone's meal, lending a hand with an event; but also those who are less fortunate than use. Those who live in Haiti, Kenya, Indonesia, Ethiopia and many others in which are affected by child labour as well as lacking clean water, food, access to health care, an education, school supplies, clothes, shoes, roof over their heads, and much more. It's not only important to donate to charities with money, items and your time as well as volunteering and other forms of raising awareness and creating long-lasting change and peace in the world but also being grateful for what we have and not taking anything for granted. And if we have too much something like canned goods, or clothes that haven't been worn in months, it's time to donate them to the less fortunate.

A poem about all our childish ambitions