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Hamilton - Miranda

Were Worth More Than

by betweentheheavesofstorm

The problem is not that Aaron Burr believes in nothing. He's got a number of rules to live by, for instance, and is committed to adhering to them. The problem is that Alexander Hamilton believes in everything. Or: the one where they're tired British students

Teen 61k words 15 ch Complete 438 kudos

Alternate Universe - Modern Setting · Alternate Universe - High School · sixth form AU · British· +32 more

Hainish Cycle - Ursula K. Le Guin+2

Living the revolution

by Leaf Litter (leaflitter)

Laia Asieo Odo, between jail terms, tries to further the revolution. Includes a time period featuring a violent canonical character death. No explicit violence.

Teen 5k words 4 ch Complete 30 kudos

Anarchy · Revolutionaries · Activists · Misses Clause Challenge

Hellboy (Movies)

Mortal Hypocrisy

by Nalledia

Camarin is a part of a protest group, and with her fellow environmentalists they try to convince loggers to leave the forest in peace. But then Nuada arrives, and the picture changes. On the run from this strange creature, & horribly lost in the forest she tried to protect, Camarin finds a kindred spirit in the last place - and the last person - she would have expected to find one.

General 9.1k words 1 ch Complete 26 kudos

Friendship · Mutual Admiration · idk wtf this is · they're accidental friends· +7 more

We Love Poetry - Shoot From The Hip Sketch

THAT WORLD THAT DOESN'T EXIST

by 5wizard5

As long as someone believes that an ideal world is possible, even if many call it a utopia, one day we will build it.

General 232 words 1 ch Complete 6 kudos

Activists · Anarchy · Change the World · Communism· +14 more

Bahay Ni Kuya - Fandom+8

Even the Streets Remember

by haetian

In the streets, they’re part of a revolution. In their hearts, they’re starting one of their own.February 1986. Manila is a sea of yellow—banners snapping in the wind, chants rising like a heartbeat, strangers becoming a chorus. Brent is there because he now believes in the promise of change. Esnyr is there because he can’t bear to stay silent anymore.They meet in the blur of the crowd: a smile, a shared bottle of water, hands brushing as they hold the same banner. Amid the electric pulse of the People Power Revolution, they learn how quickly strangers can become confidants, and how love can take root in even the most uncertain soil.But revolutions are built on risks—some you take for your country, and some you take for your heart.Even the Streets Remember is a tender, urgent story about the moments that change history, and the people who change us along the way.

Teen 1.1k words 1 / ? ch In progress 4 kudos Filipino

Activists · Brent Manalo - Freeform · Bresnyr - Freeform · EDSA People Power· +6 more