Protesting Stories

The Fall of Autumn is a story about a girl who refuses to bow and a world determined to break her spine for it. Set in the 1970s, where society runs on hierarchy, silence, and inherited power, the story follows Nirupa Mandal, a young woman born into a system that already decided her worth before she could speak. She questions caste, class, gender, and the morality people hide behind tradition. For that, she is branded difficult. Disrespectful. A curse. Enter Veer Chopra, standing on the opposite side of the social ladder, wrapped in privilege, rivalry, and a masculinity that the world never questioned. Their lives collide through football fields, political unrest, and an unspoken tension sharpened by inequality. What begins as rivalry slowly mutates into something far more dangerous. Understanding. As the country simmers with unrest and personal rebellions ignite, Nirupa must choose between survival and resistance. Between love that comforts and truth that costs. Because in a society built to protect autumns like Veer, girls like Nirupa are meant to fall quietly. But some seasons refuse to end gently. The Fall of Autumn is not a love story that saves. It's a story that exposes. It asks who gets to rise, who is pushed down, and what happens when a woman decides she will not disappear politely.

Throughout history, democracy has never been truly experimented. The systems of governance have always been hierarchical and continue to be so. It is time that the people take back the power.

After the crazy rules of the principal go out of hand, students unite as one to throw of the corruption Copyright © 2025 SIMKAIRO This is an original work of fiction. All rights are reserved by the author. Any duplicate you may find elsewhere is an unauthorized, cheap copy. Please respect the creator's effort and support the official version. Enjoy the journey - and welcome to the rebellion. ------------------ENJOY------------------

"Unreleased news about kaputas, history of kaputas", just kidding The current situation of our country, from another point of view.

For those who are sick & tired of this culture...

Recording Black Lives Matter protests during the COVID19 Lockdown in Toronto transforms cub reporter Antonia Petti into a battle-tested Charter Rights auditor. The scrappy camera-girl gets into Good Trouble and shoots a perfect ID Refusal video. Her work becomes popular on YouTube, but success has consequences. Powerful people don't like being so exposed.

The first robot police officers are here. Amelia is a police officer who has always wanted to own a robot. She finally gets the opportunity when she joins the American police force, which is full of robot haters. With the help of Caesar, Amelia will have to investigate crimes involving robots. The only problem is that she finds herself falling for her perfect robot, Caesar. She worries that he could never feel the same, since he's an emotionless robot. Or is he? Amelia and Caesar will have to survive together in a world full of extremists, who want to kill them.

In the country of Galacia, fresh out of a devastating revolution, there lives a teenage girl named Rain. She thought the protests were over, at least that's what her father want's her to think. She's been dragged away from both sides, and as the protests begin to heat up again, she's stranded in the middle of the brutal battle. Until one night, a stranger from her past appears on her doorstep asking for shelter. Suddenly, closer to the protest than ever before, Rain begins to discover things she never dreamed of, what she stands for and what she truly believes in. Yet, danger lurks at every corner in this cold and brutal battle for their country and for freedom.

The peace that follows will justify our actions now. That is what they told me. I wish I could believe them. Standing in front of the billowing pyres and watching my city burn into a hellish nightmare, I became transfixed in shock. What is right? What is just? At what point do those words differ? As my anniversary gift to the Minneapolis (BLM) protests of May 2020, 'I Walk Away' is a memoir detailing the horror, awe, and indecision I faced as moral lines blurred. In the end, isn't that what makes technology so manipulatively deceitful? Until you face the indifferent hatred of reality, all one's beliefs are merely protective facades.

fragmented tweets from Oluwatoyin Salau's twitter...

You saw the title. Watch out, it's a young person having an opinion! XD

An ecological phenomena in the settlement of Troika has caused a genetic mutation in a portion of its citizens, imbuing them with various psychic abilities. Sending Troika into a panic when discovered, these new psions have become second-class citizens, leaving tensions between them and Troika's police force, the Enforcers, volatile at best. When a video of Montiel using his formerly dormant powers against an Enforcer goes viral, he goes into hiding in Third World, Troika's poorest and most psion ridden district. Taking up a job as a busboy in the non-descript music venue Moonrise, he and the rest of the eclectic, psion-studded staff work to keep their head above water while the city continues to collide against itself in increasingly violent showdowns. But when policies begin overstepping liberties, can this crew maintain their neutrality? Or will they be forced to take sides as Troika stumbles closer to civil war?

Please please please read this book. It's all about the problems in the world. Racism, r*pe, anti LGBTQA+ people, injustices, and hate crime. I've made this to speak up about all of the issues in the world. I'll be making several chapters, discussing a lot of things that need to change. Without speaking up, questioning, protesting, seperating right from wrong, there's no change. ~So shout their names with me. ~Tell people they're wrong. ~Don't pity, protest. ~Speak up. Don't think someone else will do it for you.

This is an essay on child labour.. Which was written by me in 8th standard.. And I got the 1st position in class for it.. ;) So here I post it.. And i wish it comes in handy for someone :)

Freedom of speech. Freedom of expression. This is about society, change and people through the words of poetry.

Hannah's dream as a child was to own a robot, and it's finally come true. But, what she never expected was to develop romantic feelings for a robot. Jason could never feel the same way about her, or could he? With Jason acting more human every day, by caring about her and giving his opinion on things, she struggles with the taboo of finding a robot attractive. When Hannah hears reports of robots attacking humans, she starts to worry that Jason is potentially dangerous. Hannah will have to adjust to a new world where robots no longer have to obey their owners. This romance novel set in North Antrim, Northern Ireland explores the complexities of futuristic relationships.

The technologically advanced March City is an oligarchical hell with a rigid status quo locking many in poverty. For 16-year-old high-achiever Ari, her powerful magical ability and sharp mind ensures a life of bliss and peace. When Ari's sister disappears in a series of bombings, she digs deep beneath the Darwinistic society as war ensues between powerful leaders and the dissenting impoverished rising against the city's strict laws and police brutality -- and discovers a dark secret that could shatter the entire city. But, for her sister, time is running out. Rewrite of March City: Land of the Gifted.

Bechtel is a company growing towards the big leagues and it's all due in part to Anton Berlique, their top surveyor. This is what he believes, but his whole world will come crumbling down when he realizes the company is working with corrupt figures and is a front for criminal persuasion. Now he must operate with a mysterious vigilante to bring Bechtel and their evil benefactors down.

The loneliness came gradually. I looked out towards the distant horizon, that beckoning, tempting horizon. It taunted me. It called to me. Never had I wished more for a pair of wings, and I knew that if I had wings I'd fly away and never look back. The city, school, the people I knew, they held nothing for me anymore. And I was nothing to them. I knew this in the way that the coldness of the buildings payed me no heed when I walked passed them. I knew this from the way I'd spoken less than twenty words to my family in the past week. I knew this in the way I walked through school, never stopping to greet anyone else, head down, shoulders slumped. My name is Koryn. That was me, less then a year ago. And then things changed. Someone who could actually help me showed up. They were there for me more than I even realized, even when I didn't deserve them. They are gone now. I don't know where. But in the short time I knew them, they made me realize that I could be okay.

2042. The world is very different from before. All storytelling has been silenced, except for one girl. Her name is Maya