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i am currently coming up with a limited edition book. called we are HERe. it is to celebrate national women's history month. the idea is to create short stories after women your admire, facts and poetry. the basic stuff. but this time around i would like you to ask your own gal friends what historical women history figure they look up too. also do you own research on the subject as well. I highly recommended you do what you feel needs to be put in our limited edition.
Thank you guys so much for joining me on this lovely journey that will someday lead somewhere amazing. Please have a nice day - Autumn
https://litnet.com/en/book/i-am-proud-o ... am-b120079
here is the link
to the book
i will add you as author/contributor soon as you give me your pin name for it
I have had many moments where I have struggled with pride. A few of them were struggles with myself and struggles with others. My father is very religious and at the time I had been dating a girl named Rachel. He found my phone and looked through our messages, which caused him to get angry. He started yelling at me and saying that I was going to hell-that it wasn’t normal for one girl to like another. I somehow ended up calming him down and assured him that it wasn’t what it looked like and I think that was when I realized that I wouldn’t be able to be myself with my family. Later on my transgender sister, Quinn, wore a dress to my dad’s house and he flipped out on her as well and ended up ripping the dress and pushing her into the pool. Quinn left and my dad disowned her. Here recently though, my school has started becoming less accepting of the lgbtq+ community and has begun handing out detentions, write ups, and oss to kids wearing pride accessories. We, the students, are going to take a stand and have a peaceful protest this month. EVeryday gets harder and harder when it comes to being able to be who you are and many have stumbled into suicidal thoughts and depression. Nobody can force us to be somebody we aren’t. We can’t hide who we are and if they can’t handle it then they can just leave. There are so many problems around the world but discrimination is one of the biggest for teens everywhere,they get bullied and left out because of who they love, but does it really matter? Does it matter if she is straight, if he is gay, if they are trans or pan or asexual or anything else? We just need to see the truth; We are all human. We all talk, and breath. We eat and sleep. We feel. We are the same no matter what anyone has to say and all that matters is that you have friends and family to help you through the rough times and have the freedom to be yourself.
Hear us
50 states strong
You gotta fight for your rights
What about us?
We are wondering if you can hear us now?
We will speak for those who will not
Listen to us now
This is our planet and this is our life
We see it all
We have 99 problems and you maybe one
We will not be out of sight and out of mind
This is our life
You will not tell us no
We are the warriors
We the people
In the eyes of the youth of the nation
We the children
You don’t know us
Waiting for the world to change
We not wait to be heard
We will make the world change
We the teenagers of this generation
- to make awareness
- share stories that need to be heard
- show people they are not alone
- make ideas and voices heard
- stand up for what they believe in.