Equalrights Stories

"Beyond Reflections: Unveiling Authenticity" is a compelling and heartfelt story that follows Malik, a transgender black man, as he navigates the complexities of his identity, mental health struggles, and the pursuit of acceptance. Set against the backdrop of a supportive HBCU community, Malik's journey unfolds with love, resilience, and self-discovery. Facing the challenges of Major Depressive Disorder (MDD), gender dysphoria, and chronic fatigue, Malik strives to be the best person he can be while maintaining a loving relationship with Maya, his understanding girlfriend. However, his journey takes an unexpected turn when he returns home for the summer, only to confront the harsh reality of his parents' transphobia and their insistence on forcing him to wear girl clothes. As Malik grapples with his parents' rejection and the pressure to conform, he discovers a deeper truth within himself. The strains on his mental health lead to the emergence of potential split personalities, further complicating his journey of self-acceptance and authenticity. With the support of Maya, his younger sister Keisha, and a network of LGBTQ+ organizations and allies, Malik delves into therapy and self-reflection to make sense of his fragmented identity. "Beyond Reflections: Unveiling Authenticity" is a story of resilience, love, and the pursuit of self-acceptance against all odds. It explores the complexities of intersectional identities and the struggles faced by transgender individuals within unsupportive family environments. Through Malik's journey, the narrative sheds light on the importance of building supportive communities and finding inner strength to embrace one's true self. With themes of mental health, gender identity, and the power of chosen family, this compelling story will captivate audiences as they join Malik on his transformative journey towards self-discovery, acceptance, and the quest to be the best person he can be.

~ A Mulan retelling ~ Mister, I'll make a man out of you 17 years ago, there was a group called The Scream Writers. They would go around town to town kidnapping all the women and then killing them. But that wasn't the most chilling part. Everytime the women were found, they were always arranged according to a scene from a movie. They continued killing for about three years, killing almost the entire female population,Until one day they disappeared. They only left one message. "If we ever see any filthy bitches outside, they will die" No one knows where they'd gone or why they're gone. But ever since then, girls weren't allowed to leave their homes. You want an education? Get homeschooled. Want a job? Go do some chores. You wanna go outside? Well too fucking bad. But Malaya wasn't going to have that. Much like her names meaning, she has always dreamed of being a free independent woman. She wanted to go to a real school, have a real job and just be allowed to see the outside world. So when Warriors Academy relocated to a city two hours away from her home, Malaya knew what she had to do. She was going to dress up as her father's non-existent youngest son and attend Warriors Academy. Rankings: 157 in girlpower 3 in femalepower 215 in sacrifice

The war had lasted hundreds of years. Civilisation was all but wiped out. Those who survived had to learn to make do. They lived in the ruins of destroyed buildings and had to learn how to hunt their own food. When the Wall went up and the city was deemed safe, focus turned to rebuilding. The men were sent out to hunt, build, and maintain the Wall, and the women worked on cooking, cleaning, and mending. The children were put to work learning about times past so as not to lose valuable history. It became tradition. School until eighteen. Then they were designated a Sponsor who would teach them their place in society. Then they would have to find a partner; someone to have children with so the cycle could restart. But Skylar doesn't believe in any of that. And she's willing to fight for what she believes in, just like so many women before her.

With all the craziness happening, why not make a story about Pride for every day of the month? All of June 2021, a one-shot chapter will be posted for whatever group is being celebrated. If you have any ideas, feel free to comment them! 🏳️‍🌈

Gender Equality, Women Empowerment, Women Rights and so much more for what? To break the obnoxious and atrocious stereotypes created by the society. We live in a male-dominated society, patriarchy hells with each one of us and the ones that are most affected by it are WOMEN. A world where we have to introduce terms like "Feminism" just for the sake of equal rights is clearly destined to be doomed. This is my smallest contribution in the field of "Women Empowerment" because as they say, Nothing is more impactful and long-lasting that a piece of writing, Literature. Note: This poem doesn't intend to degrade any gender, all genders stand equal rights in the constitution and should be addressed that way.

The situation for First Nations children is incredibly discriminatory, unfair, unequal, and deeply traumatic. First Nations kids don't get adequate social services, get unequal social services, are sometimes denied healthcare, their schools are underfunded, and kids are being separated from their families. Which is traumatic. Participate in this communal action so that they stop being discriminated against. Read on to find out more.

This is a short monologue of a physically disabled girl, and how she wants people to know how she feels. This story is to remind you that we're all different, but we're all human, no matter what. We have abilities. We have disabilities. But that doesn't make us "freaks". In the end, we're all just human.

This is more of a blog than a story, but if it gets a good following ill make it a story. I will be posting roughly once a week. I am open to constructive criticism. Thanks for taking the time to have a look at it! I picked non- fiction as the genre, because this is the realest shit I've ever written.

Ok guys. I've been holding back for way too long. So here we go. A story where I will give updates, random information, do random things, etc. Either way, I don't think many people will care. So anyway~

The year is 1863, and 15 - year - old Elliot James is hosting a ball, with the hopes of catching the eye of Eve Nightingale, a true diamond with her flowing black hair and multicolored eyes, like a forest. But alas, even in the North, it would be unadvisable for a child from a family of such high status to have an affair with someone of dark skin, especially in divided times. But what if, a spark was lit, just for a mere five seconds, between two people who were thought to be too different for flame?

This short story describes what really today's generation are

Just some of the things i've noticed as a millennial, and some hardships i've gone through at a young age. I could write an entire book on the stigma against young adults in my generation but I settled for a poem. Enjoy. xoxo

This poem speaks on the hardships of the black community when it comes down to the unfair treatment of cops to the fight for equal rights.

What if Falling in love with the opposite sex was not normal. What if you had to hide from the world. What if you had to risk everything just to be in love. For Daniel and Meaghan this is their life and they both know that something had to change .

A politician fighting for equal rights is faced with a terrible ending when his wife is kidnapped by terrorists.

This story is for Lloyd Cafe Cadena who passed away 4 years ago...(2020) i wrote this story for him..I feel he is very pround and happy on the heaven..R.I.P Kuya Lloyd.. Writer:Tiff BL Writer wrote this on (June 1,2024*8:44 pm*Saturday)

Lets go back to the beginning of time when humanity was starting and gender roles were being placed and evolution had evolved them differently on those roles. "Hm. Me have spear. You stay here while me go hunt for food." He said and she glared at him. "No. We both hunt for food. Because you alone will get lost." "Me will not get lost!" "Of course not! Because you stay here and me go hunting alone." In this world females dominate. Stereotypes are a bit different. This isn't the way I think the earth would be if it was dominated by females. I don't believe females would dominate, they would want equality. In this story it isn't like that so I make it extremely sexist so females see that treating males lowly is just as bad.

Markus, the leader of a sovereign people, Connor, the efficient machine, and North, the violent and cynical activist, finally won their people a tentative peace and freedom in a winter in Detroit. However, just because the government is in support of the androids, that doesn't mean that the people of the world agree with their newfound rights and sentience. Wrongful framing, ghastly murders, horrific killing and capturing games take rise as anti-android movements set sail. Will androids ever coexist with humans peacefully? Or will they be thrown away and forgotten, destined to become extinct?

Tanner despises her best friends brothers, but why? When things get heated, will the truth finally come out? Will her friends leave her behind? Read and find out :)