Hatecrimes Stories

In a society, even today, gays are still frowned upon. Although these people would never hurt another human being, they continue to be the third most frequent target of hate violence. If you are opposed to gays, please do not read this. And I apologize for the title, I couldn't think of a decent title on the spot. Also, sorry for the crappy cover page.

It's been a year since the last event and a lot has changed since but most importantly Eda and King get home from a shopping they find the house completely trash and Luz gone and they find a note

I don't understand why people think he's not innocent!

The infatuation with one person can get to you, cut you deep like a sword. For those who've never experienced love, they feel empty, they feel wrong. Their feelings either get rejected or flat out ignored, but not this woman. She'll do whatever she can to get her crushes attention. (Marked as complete for now, I may go back and add to this story later though)

When Peter and Tony leave the Annual Stark Charity Event, they are expecting to have a relatively quiet night in the Tower, away from the demanding crowds and invasive news reporters. But when they become the target of one man's drunken hatred, things quickly take a turn for the worst.

as an avid video game auntrepenure, C.V. Grimes is always thinking of ways to improve or fix games that are either outright broken, or just lack the luster in certain aspects that should have been focused on to make a game unique. this is a log of those suggestion.

Last night, Liam Waters, golden boy of Rennwood, heir to the Waters fortune, committed suicide. Or did he? [extended summary inside] winner second place, youngblood awards 2018 winner third place, mystic awards 2018 © 2018 isla, @nymphetriot / all rights reserved

She said no and no means no.

Zoe Powell lives in the constant place between past and present. After living through a horrific hate crime her Junior year, after coming out as bi and falling in love, she's moved to a small town in the mountains of Colorado. Now she's trying to survive her Senior year in a new place, keeping herself hidden and safe. But a curious boy probes deeper into her past, hoping to help her move forward to a brighter future. But how can things ever be bright when you've lost your Sun?

This is a of collection spoken word pieces on black struggles, black power, the brutal treatment of black people, and how the media portrays them in today's society. Presented from the perspective of a young black woman.

Walking home at night in San Francisco, the main character encounters a gay teen brutally beaten in an alley near a club.

"So you approached me without being aware of my identity?" He asks me, while raising an eyebrow. To say I was shocked would be an understatement. It takes me a while to compose myself and form a sensible reply. "Yes, I wasn't aware of your identity." "You might think you can fool me, but trust me, this has happened quite a few times before as well." He says with a very serious expression. I'm baffled by his accusation. This man has the audacity to question my intentions when he's the one trying to converse with me all along. I don't know what comes over me, but whenever I'm overwhelmed with anger, it turns into tears. And before I can compose myself, I taste the salty tears in my mouth. I take a few deep breaths, place the cup on the side table and get up to leave. "Thank you for your hospitality and your excellent assessment of my character. I will now take your leave." With that, I turn to head towards the door but he grabs my hand and pulls me towards him. Characters: Ameerah is a happy-go-lucky 23 year old who has recently graduated from med school. She is an optimist with quite a rosy view of the world. She is far from perfect. She has her faults; some she's aware of and others, not so much. She's stronger than most in some ways, weaker than many in others. Sebastian McArdle is a Consultant in General Surgery at the Royal London Hospital. He's one of the youngest and most accomplished surgeon in town. To an outsider, his life would seem perfect. He's young, handsome, successful, rich and hails from one of the most respected families in the country. But life is not always what it seems to be. He has his own set of problems. As Our Holy Qur'an states Surah An-Nisa, Verse 28: Allah desires that He should make light your burdens, and man is created weak. Follow a story of trials and errors, to finding her path to love, and to Life.

"What even am I supposed to wear , I need to look good for you after all" " Shut up oikawa, just wear your blue button up or something it doesn't even matter" TW|| major character death

I'm writing this about two homophobic boys from my school 😩

*super slow burn* ----- "Fasten up my corset tighter, will you" "Your ribs are going to be so smushed together by the end of this" "Your acting as to if you don't like me in one" "I never said that, I just don't want your air blocked off to were you won't have room to suck my dick" ....*silence*..... "Your insufferable" Phil huffed. "And your preprocessing" Dan smirked.

A psycho is on the loose, killing the suspects of a hate crime that not only happened once but twice. Detective Kanawut has to figure out who it is and at the same time protect Mew from a pending death threat.

Loner, biker and bartender, Lana Pascal also known as Mo goes to work at her beloved uncle's nightclub, the Thorns and Thistles after her father's sudden death. She becomes embroiled in a tumultuous relationship of Rachel, her abusive boyfriend, Luke and their son, Zac. When she is handed a life sentence for murder she is pitted against the only witness and longstanding rival, Luke, who despises her. During a gruelling trial she faces the impossible task of proving her innocence and, trapped in a body that does not fit the sexual straight jacket of a society characterised by intolerance, patriarchy and hate crimes towards those labelled as sexual outcasts she is subjected to public humiliation, bias and intense media scrutiny.

In a world of magic -- clock towers that control time and a strange disease where unrequited love can murder you -- Harry Potter sticks to what makes sense: whatever his father tells him. He takes after the family tradition, which is maintaining and repairing their district's clock tower. Death, the spirit residing in the clock tower Harry's a mechanic too, begins to fall in love -- but Harry Potter is not gay. He's very much not. Because his father's not, and is he not a living example of like father, like son? And it's fine. Harry's views hurt Death and his best friend, Ron Weasley, but it's fine. James is happy. It's fine. And then Death gets sick.