Historias de Genderequality

Does God add salt to your life when you turn sixteen orrrrr is it just me??? Click read on this book and discover the wonders that goes on in the life of a sixteen year old Nigerian girl

Thoughts I picked up in sleep

*Hasn't Been Updated in Awhile. Some information might be outdated or worded wrongly.* This is about all the different sexualities/genders and what I've read/heard about them. No negativity meant, this is just information for me to look back on when creating characters. I am not saying these are 100% correct, these are just what I understand and have researched. If I am wrong, please message me and tell me how you know that I am wrong and what I am wrong about. If you do not believe one of these should be here, message me and tell me your reasoning. If you have one to add, message me and tell me what it is and the definition. Most of these have been done early 2019, late 2018, so there might be some different occurrences. I've found most of these off the web or on other wattpad books, so it might work differently in different places. Please keep this in mind when reading. Please be respectful, and for those of you who are, thank you. Note: I am going through and re-defining some of these, since as I've become more involved in the community, I've found out more correct definitions of them.

A short poem about gender identity and stereotypes. Be yourself and be proud.

Jasmine's grandmother's death leaves her devastated. After a few encounters with nightmares she starts to foresee events of the future accompanied by a familiar voice. Startled by the dreams now Jasmine is confused whether to play along the dreams or ignore them. Hello readers, this is my first work. I look forward for you support, I have planned to update twice a week. Thankyou Radheya

A series of poems and rants about the culture and complexities of America

Paano kung biglang nag iba ang ihip ng hangin? Yung akala mong tanggap at alam mo na kung ano ka Pero hindi ka naman pala don sasaya in the end Hindi ka naman pala nakatadhana maging ganon Pero ang mas nakakashunga pa eh yung hanap ka ng hanap at antay ka ng antay sa forever mo Nasa tabi mo lang pala.. Pano ba naman kasi, Ms. Right ang hinahanap Mr. Right ang dumating Palibhasa itong si Mr. Right eh Gwapo din ang hanap, mahirap hanapin dahil nagtatago din mismo sa ibang katauhan

A poem on gender equality

My poetry/article entry for the UNICEF Gender equality campaign India.

a girl with a pen, spilling stars into stanzas. she writes of pain, like petals pressed between pages- of dreams too delicate for the daylight. this is not just poetry. this is every scream she never let out, every smile she faked, every night she wished someone would see her. she is not perfect, but she is honest. not silent, but soft. so come- flip these water-colored pages, let her words drip into your chest, and maybe, just maybe, you'll find a piece of yourself hidden in the ink.

explaining sexualitys and genders ect. to the best of my abilities [ most of my information is for online ]

Yes, gender equality is so well know nowadays and I love that women are getting so many more rights and nothing is unusual anymore, we are all getting to be equal. Or are we? I find that, although women are getting recognition, men still need the equality in some areas. One I didn't mention in this was that men are majorly seen for being criminals. They're more likely to be seen as the suspect compared to a woman. For example, quite often a young girl may seduce an older man saying she's an adult, he then gets with her, but in the face of the law it's his issue and he's the one who should be charged. Yes, I know this doesn't happen all the time but I thought I'd mention it. Men need a little more attention.

Here's a sneak peek into 'Sowing the Seeds of a Menstrual Revolution', by Granaz Baloch, which tells the story of the first menstrual workshop ever conducted in Balochistan. To read the complete essay, pre-order PERIOD MATTERS, edited by Farah Ahamed.

The short story "she's just a girl" is told in the perspective of an ambitious high school girl Bianca. Bianca loves all things girly whether it's pretty pink dresses or her nails done. Although Bianca loves expressing her femininity, she begins to explores her inner masculinity in 'male' dominating sports. Bianca is heavily ridiculed by many who underestimate her abilities as a girl. This short story demonstrates common gender stereotypes and it's inadequate ripple effect on peoples day to day life.

We saw the signs, it was the online forums, then the youtube videos, which eventually became the podcasts and then the live shows. We SAW the signs I stressed to myself, it was the femicide rates, it was the increasing and disgusterous amount of social media lives ... .Tik tok. Twitter. Facebook. Youtube. I whispered to myself. So how did we miss it, how did I miss it. It's the year 2045 and society has regressed, forced upon its knees by the weight of ignorance. Not only are women forced to hide, but technology has been shunned and we are forced to go back to the Dark ages, running water is a luxury that can only be afforded by submission. It is the year 2045 and if you do not have a provider in the form of a man.... goodluck. My name is Ayo and I'm part of the resistance.

Come celebrate Pride by reading Queer stories!

Axel Everfree, a closeted transgender boy who just wants to make it through the 4 years at his high school WestValley. Well maybe not all 4 years, but at least his freshman year.