Short Stories featuring Equality

Here are the top short stories, fanfiction, poetry, and posts about Equality on Commaful, including topics like "black lives matter", "blacklivesmatter", and more. Click here to sign up for more stories about Equality.

kgirl

“In a place where fantasy meets reality”

I Once Saw A Butterfly...

An allegorical poem I wrote for all the black people out there who have been and still are struggling because of their skin color. Black lives matter, as well as that white butterfly. Beautiful and s...

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tayawayy

open a vein & words drip out ig@tayawayy

The One in the Skirt

Boys will be boys

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kgirl

“In a place where fantasy meets reality”

The Black Woman In Tears

A story of racism and inequality narrated through the words of a child. WARNING: Some of the words used may be triggering for more sensitive people.

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stevewaldrop

We're all stories in the end...

Equality's Sweet Flavor

A simple rhyme on peace and equality. WARRIORS of HOPE #blacklivesmatter

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anntrieswriting

Seeker of words

With you

You know what this is about

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17/"love me, 'cause you're just a clone"

As We Are

Another ekphrasis poem, this time, on an art piece by Shahram Soltani. This is a piece about equality, inspired by all the feminism posts on Commaful. Hope you enjoy. :) (Title inspired by my favourit...

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mike_mezz

Writer, historian and musician

Reach for Peace

The mentality of "it's us or them" Needs to be replaced with "we"

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sstar2000

BLACK LIVES MATTER ❤️

𝕀 𝔸𝕞 𝕊𝕠 𝕄𝕦𝕔𝕙 𝕄𝕠𝕣𝕖 𝕋𝕙𝕒𝕟 𝕎𝕙𝕒𝕥 𝕐𝕠𝕦 𝕊𝕖𝕖

Don't judge me Before you know me I'm so so much more than what you see I'm a whole other world fighting to be set free

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areeba

Community member

Blacks wear the blues🖤 By:Areeba Hussain

Thankyou so much for reading.

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duskthoughts

Empathy-The voice of understanding

Conceal My Vulnerability

For all the women that have felt vulnerable because of their gender...

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juliapimpitcha

I can see you, I know it's you

"Equality is falling down" (Remade Nursery Rhyme)

London bridge is not falling down, equality is, in form of racism, sexism, homophobia and etc. Specially dedicated to George Floyd. May his soul rest in peace.

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kgirl

“In a place where fantasy meets reality”

To You, Racist,

Another piece to support the black community. As I’ve said to many of you with whom I’ve had the pleasure to talk, I’ll never choose silence. As a writer and a human being, I never will. I’m deeply s...

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kgirl

“In a place where fantasy meets reality”

ETHNICITY PRIDE — A Collaboration

My first collaboration idea ever. As many of you already know, I’m trying my best to support anyone who is being discriminated because of their skin color and nationality, it’s something I truly care ...

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sstar2000

BLACK LIVES MATTER ❤️

Hath not a Jew Eyes

This poem is about racism and equality as a whole..... The Merchant of Venice. Is a play, Shakespeare wrote. The most agony I felt for while reading Was for Shylock, who screamed desperately pleading...

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jbo

Live, learn and yearn Twitter@jboMedia

A Star Shines for You

Every fibre of your being is made of that of the universe. The same atoms and neutrons make the stars that across the sky traverse.

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summerbaby

#stopthenegativity

Thee who never defeats us

An important that should keep being heard!! Give it a read and share it 👈🏽 PEACE IS MEDICINE! EQUALITY IS THE CURE ✊🏻✊🏼✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿 🌺🔗

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whoknowsreally

Lost in the thoughts, found in the words

a r t o f h u m a n i t y

Something inspired by recent events. Never give up your voice. <3

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cloudink Hi!! Feedback is welcomed on my posts!!

Just a Girl

Don't hold back! Please give constructive criticism, I appreciate it!! This is a poem about how women are treated. I'm not sure if this is the title I will keep so if you have suggestions feel free to...