Bringing an end to prejudice, ignorance, and intolerance.
Others who are fed up with the injustices and discrimination against goths, etc.
Goth, Industrial, Metal.
All those who have suffered discrimination at the hands of a society that judges solely on appearance.
Members Stories of in justice
'Today there were people just walking around this shop and the guard's were jsut stood talking. Me and my friends walk in and we're all wearing our alternative sorta stuff and a guard starts to follow us, we ask why, and he says shop policy so we leave, so then i get my mate, that walked past to go in as hes just wearin jeans and a black hoody to go in and they dont follow him at all.
He was trying to say basically stalking people around the shop was policy yet he did it to noone but me and my friends, that got me really annoyed. Why cant people look past the clothes you wear to the person you are? We are all unique and everyone has the right to be unique but when they have different rules for different people thats when your taking their rights away, the right to be themselves the right to express themselves which is one of the main rights of being human.'
adam
"My experiences;
It all started at school, I use to get taunted, called names, like 'wierdo' 'freak', I was bullied on a daily basis,
Chewing gum stuck in my hair, Things spit at me, things being stuck on my back. In one instant they pretended to be
my friends got to know me really well, and then decided to turn their back on me, and tell everyone everything I had
told them, and one night when I was walking home from school one of the girls decided it would be good to punch me in
the mouth and make me bleed, she denied the whole thing when my parents complained to the school.
I went to science leaving my belongings outside because we were never allowed to take them into the class room, I come
out at the end of the lesson to find my coat missing I never thought anymore about it, I just went to the next lesson
I go home crying my eyes out I was only 12/13 at this point my parents went down the school and found out that this
evil boy had taken my coat into the toilet and urinated onto it, he was made to pay for a new coat, this really did
traumatize me.
When I went to college I made a few friends, which were also different which was a comfort, but there was still a sense
of animosity, with the mechanic students taunting me, stealing my things, making me feel worthless.
One incident happened when me and my friends were standing in the bus station waiting for my bus like normal, when these
'chavs' well known as the Cannock crew decided it would be funny to smash an egg over one of my best friends heads and video it
because he looked different wearing his slipknot hoody, make up and nail varnish, the egg happened to go over the rest of us too.
I have had a hard time making friends, because some people dislike you because of your music taste, dress style, all because you're
individual and you don't follow the flock like a sheep, the earth was made for all of us, we should all be able to live in harmony
without the violence about being different.
I hate sitting on a bus, and hearing sniggering chavs at the back, old people looking at you strangly asthough you're some sort of
criminal, and you're going to remove their eyes with a spoon, I mean come on just because we're different doesn't mean we're violent.
Most of us are gentle souls who are trying to get on with life like the rest of you, a little peace wouldn't go a miss.
Don't comment on my clothing, don't comment on my makeup, don't comment on my music, and don't comment on my religion until you fully
understand it all.
By Hannah."