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  • The Swap Class Incident of 2026 by Donner_Kebab_WithBBQ
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    Swap Class. It's been around for years. And yet.... despite all safeguards and protections promised..... what happens when somebody refuses to swap back citing human rights? What happens, when the human right to not be forced into medical procedures (eg. the swap back procedure), collides with the human right to return to your original body? And what happens when it happens when the law hasn't caught up to body swapping yet, and body swapping rights haven't been introduced yet. For reference, the AITA stories are from OP's POV, TIFU stories are from Hannah's POV, and College Swap Class announcements are from the college's POV.
  • Fights remains after ending by TheUnseenVoice
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    A reflection on freedom, dreams, and the reality behind the symbols we believe in. A story about history, injustice, and the voices that are still unheard.
  • The Struggle by Musa2003
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    The struggle is here. The time to act for our rights is now. As the rich continue to busk in a lavish reality, let us fight for a world of equality. Freedom won't be given to us on a silver platter. We must take it from where it is imprisoned and use it to claim our victory. -The Struggle
  • Tales of Disturbance by and_rosey
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    A young teenage girl, haunted by the memories of her father's execution, attempts to escape a cruel regime by night. A solitary woman, abandoned by her husband, inadvertently plays into the cruel hands of 'the state'. In another totalitarian regime a traffic light fixer is dealt with brutally for admiring a sunset. All these characters capture the essence of what it's like to be disempowered and cruelly dehumanised at the hands of a heinous, corrupt power. This sharp collection of pertinent short stories throws an at times uncomfortable light on cruelty, injustice and persecution that is all too relevant today. But ultimately these stories celebrate the strength and determination to survive at all costs, that exists within all of us.
  • An Innocent War by Ankhlament
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    I write poems of war not from the battlefield, but from the lives it fractures, the innocent civilians who suffer in its shadow. While both victor and defeated armies are remembered, those who endure in silence fade into forgetting.
  • The Truth About UK Schools. by JusticeLux
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    The truth about schools in the United Kingdom is hidden, the issue is not spoken of, issues regarding inequality and injustice in UK schools aren't sorted out appropriately. Children are faced with ignorance. I have wrote this book last year before I began year 11 with the hope to get the message across. Young individuals are too silent or give up too easily...do not allow anyone to make you feel that you are nobody. For more insight see my YouTube video: https://youtu.be/KK4FD_rLRs0
  • Slavery and Human Trading in The bible by ToTheRightPath
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    Slavery and Human Trading in Christianity and the Bible
  • Twice Under the Persian Sky by AliJavan
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    I have long thought that freedom is an essential human requirement. Without it, life is worthless. Without freedom, life is nothing but a deception, a mirage. Iran was and still is a country without freedom. It is a country in which an authoritarian, theocratic regime silences voices and crushes dreams. Iranians in Iran live in constant fear and oppression. Iranians play a nerve-wracking game of cat and mouse with the regime. They live a duplicitous, hypocritical life of doublespeak. They have to do so to survive. A façade of normalcy seems to exist throughout Iran, but in reality Iranians struggle to find something that is a shadow of true normalcy. The way people dress, act, and speak in public is completely different from the way they behave behind closed doors. Why? Because their lives depend on it. They could get arrested, jailed, tortured, or even executed for dressing, acting, or speaking freely. Americans generally cannot comprehend what it is like to experience this type of existence-you cannot really call it "life." Hope was the only thing that allowed me to survive in Iran for 10 long years. My hope grew that one day I would be able to escape Iran and be free at last. One day my hope would be realized and I would be free from oppression, free to practice or not practice a religion, and free from a theocratic regime that micromanaged almost every aspect of my life. This story, told through the voice of a fictional character, shows why I had to escape and how I did it. Although I worked to make the most of the freedom I gained, most of the story after the protagonist AJ arrives in America is fictional.
  • My Opinions On Touchy Subject Matters by charcoaldumplings12
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    This is the place where I'm going to express my opinions on a variety of topics that will range from actual issues in society to how I feel about certain book characters. If you don't agree with me on some of my viewpoints then feel free to leave a comment on why you don't, as long as you're respectful and are willing to listen to my argument then I promise to do so in return. I hope I can have some enlightening discussions on here, I'm sincerely looking forward to that prospect! ;)
  • Special Someones by mrbunnyban
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    Xue Ge, delinquent transfer student, just wanted to score the most beautiful girl in class. Because, well, he's 16. Jennifer, said beauty, wanted to hurl Xue Ge into outer space. She had eyes for someone else. Matthias, said someone else, has autism. We're not sure what he was thinking. Sorry, Matt. Their emerging feelings for each other threatens to tear them apart. So now all Xue Ge wants is to keep his two best friends. But a green van rolling into school threatens to take even that away. This is a slightly different Malaysian love story. Being different in a land that demands conformity can be tough, but these three young lives are willing to give their all to stay together.
  • Designed Humans by Kurohae
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    [Slow Editing and Under Construction] [WARNING: Cringy AF. Proceed at your own risk] After an Artificial intelligence automaton war, the AI war as it is known destroys most of the populace in the world, certain experiments are held to make sure people have the same luxury as having an AI robot but that's not it. It's the Robotic simulation prototype (alpha), the specially designed humans to fill the place of the once allies called automatons. They are humans of flesh and bones who were designed down till the genes to be superior to homo-sapiens. Each one carries a special extended ability that allows them to perceive more and their boosted immune system helps to heal faster than ever like a device. Traped under the chains of homo-sapiens, robbed of their human rights and experimented on in secret at a far away base; they have a will of their own too. They are humans too. What will they do with the gifts given to them? Who made the first successful designed human? Is it a completely different specie that guided in the making of designed humans? Why is it all a secret? What happened to the automatons? Why was the war waged in the first place? Will they ever be free? Is the government hiding something from the people? It's a long history of events that was concealed away from the world, a secret document. Does it remain a secret? Why did they keep it a secret? *** ☆The alluring cover is made by ME. ****** HR : #6 in science fiction [4/13/2018] ********** Science-fiction [Hot list #6]
  • World for Iran by evan2025
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    In a world that long turned a blind eye, the impossible finally happened: the international community stood with the Iranian people. A powerful popular uprising against decades of oppression explodes into a life-or-death struggle. Journalists document the birth of hope, mothers become legends, soldiers choose conscience over orders, and eventually - when all seems lost - a global coalition answers the call for humanity. A gripping alternate history of courage, sacrifice, solidarity, and the painful but beautiful road to rebuilding a nation. Can freedom be born from ashes when the whole world watches - and finally acts? #Iran #Revolution #Freedom #Solidarity #HistoricalFiction
  • Fortitude doves by Kaly1009
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    Due to Technology's development robots are now able to act like humans and contain complex feelings with very high intelligence that humans can't even imagine surpassing. 2055 when the population of robots exceeded the population of humans, Robot rights started to be focused and there are now more robot rights declared than there are for Human rights. Since 2092, Humans are under the control of Robots. Humans are treated as a pet, they are tortured, used as a toy and as a slave (work) etc...whoever resists doing what the robots demand them to do will be electrocuted. In 2099 Humans started to rise up against robots in the act of 6 teenagers moving bravely.... . . . . . .
  • The Inevitable Has Come by LizzyGreyAuthor
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    President Trump's recent military strike against Iran has sparked this urgency in me to inform my peers the cost of his actions. This is about the main underlying source of diversity and how it has led up to today.
  • Project Novaturient by P_Nova
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    Project Novaturient is trying to become a large, open organization to help people and the world to become a better place.
  • Conversation About Life. by TooleyM
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    A couple viewing the world differently. 30th March, 2017 -- The cover is made by me. The original photos go to their rightful owners.
  • The Crescent Code by amazing_shan
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    The Crescent Code is a story told by Paul Montgomery a 15 year old vigilante hacker and a high school student who struggles with his social anxiety but beneath all that he wanted to change the world and let people see what he can see and at the middle of his sadness he created U.
  • Magicality by MagicalityYouth
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    My name is Julia and I am a kid with a dream. A dream to change the world.
  • The Night We Escaped by Annethinly
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    It was the tear that escaped my eye. Giving me a single answer of thousands of question I've been asking myself. Were all my efforts really worth it or not? Was I being insane or just finding answers to questions about my existence?
  • CITY OF SILENT GRAVES by Gabriella4Whyte
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    in the heart of Nigeria, where corruption seeps into every corner of society, investigative journalist Obinna Flag Ogbolu is determined to expose the truth-no matter the cost. When a desperate police officer, Femi Onwu Adesina, hands him a flash drive containing explosive evidence against the governor and top political figures, Obinna finds himself in the crosshairs of powerful enemies who will do anything to silence him. As the walls close in, Obinna turns to Roseboyle Williams, a fearless human rights lawyer who has spent her career fighting a broken system. Together, they must navigate a treacherous web of political assassinations, police brutality, and a public too afraid to fight back. With time running out and danger at every turn, can they bring the truth to light before they become the next victims? City of silent graves is a gripping political thriller that exposes the dark underbelly of power, greed, and the unbreakable spirit of those who dare to challenge it.