Alison ran into the bathroom and locked herself in a stall. Scared to her bones she puked in the toilet shaking as if she was a tree during a hurricane. Shudders ran through her pale, weak body.
“Hey, Dyke!” a group of girls came in the bathroom. Afraid Alison curled up in a corner. “Come out here and fight!” the girls pounded on the stalls walls and door.
“Please leave me alone!” Alison cried, covering her ears. Tears streamed out of her eyes as they shouted and screamed at her. “Stop!” Alison cried. Some vomit hung from her blonde hair as she waited for their screaming to be over. Through their howls the girl thought to herself. What did I do? What is wrong with me? Why am I different? A face appeared in her mind and she realized what she …show more content…
People everywhere are being attacked for their sexual orientation. Mallory Owens, a woman from Alabama was brutally attacked by her girlfriends brother for being gay. The attack happened at her girlfriend's house on thanksgiving. His attack was so brutal that she was unrecognizable. Her face is swollen, bruised, and bloody. Her lip was split and there was a gash on her eyebrow. She was hospitalized by the attack. This act against her is in violation of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights Article Three “Everyone has the right to life, liberty and security of person,” When the man attacked her she was violating her right to security and life. When a man, who wishes to stay anonymous, was attacked in Orlando, Florida the same rights were being violated. He was in the front yard and was jumped by around twenty teenagers who their chairs at him and called him rude names. The video that was found clearly shows him trying to get inside as quick as he can. Not only are the same rights being violated but there was also trespassing. These people who are trying to carry on with their day to day activities are being brutally attacked and being denied safety because they are not heterosexual. The man fears for his family's lives just as Miss. Owens’s family fears for her
“Hey, Dyke!” a group of girls came in the bathroom. Afraid Alison curled up in a corner. “Come out here and fight!” the girls pounded on the stalls walls and door.
“Please leave me alone!” Alison cried, covering her ears. Tears streamed out of her eyes as they shouted and screamed at her. “Stop!” Alison cried. Some vomit hung from her blonde hair as she waited for their screaming to be over. Through their howls the girl thought to herself. What did I do? What is wrong with me? Why am I different? A face appeared in her mind and she realized what she …show more content…
People everywhere are being attacked for their sexual orientation. Mallory Owens, a woman from Alabama was brutally attacked by her girlfriends brother for being gay. The attack happened at her girlfriend's house on thanksgiving. His attack was so brutal that she was unrecognizable. Her face is swollen, bruised, and bloody. Her lip was split and there was a gash on her eyebrow. She was hospitalized by the attack. This act against her is in violation of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights Article Three “Everyone has the right to life, liberty and security of person,” When the man attacked her she was violating her right to security and life. When a man, who wishes to stay anonymous, was attacked in Orlando, Florida the same rights were being violated. He was in the front yard and was jumped by around twenty teenagers who their chairs at him and called him rude names. The video that was found clearly shows him trying to get inside as quick as he can. Not only are the same rights being violated but there was also trespassing. These people who are trying to carry on with their day to day activities are being brutally attacked and being denied safety because they are not heterosexual. The man fears for his family's lives just as Miss. Owens’s family fears for her