Original Story (there's also a rewrite of this story) ---- Horrible secrets and tragic pasts, she was the smart girl in the back of class. Witty comments and silent thoughts, two people who's lives fell in fault. Quiet sobs and nightly hugs, neither really gave a fuck. Meaningful words and days of fun, the ultimate love. story: copyright two-thousand fourteen (unedited) adrianna moton poem: copyright two-thousand fifteen adrianna moton

To everyone who knows him, River Phoenix has always been that guy: the cocky, popular, and way-too-handsome-for-his-own-good. But while he may be Big Man in town,on the inside he's just wants everything to go away. Ellamara hates life, she always gets hate and racism because she's black. The only person she can herself around is River. One night the KKK kills her parents, and that turns her neighbor into a war zone. Whites and Blacks start fighting. Ellamara and River are trying to keep their friendship alive, but how can they when there's so much pain between them. (This is set in the 1960s) ------------------------------------------------------ racist ~ #6

Here Amanda will tell you her stories of her life, on how she copes with being a black girl in an area with predominantly white people. She talks about how she deals with racism and much more. In this book you get an insight of that one black girl. Join Amanda in her emotional roller coaster and her outtake in life. Highest Rank No. 601 in Short Story

Moving to a town called Whitesville, Georgia in the middle of her senior year was not how Gwen Watson imagined her final year in high school to go. Spending the last half of her senior year as the only black girl in her school was even farther than what she expected. Even when Jake comes in, not caring at all what race she is, she still can't feel more uncomfortable... Even though to Jake, Gwen's skin color is just another shade of grey.

[Book Cover: @queenbvtch] "Do you realize there's so many forms of beauty that even the human mind cannot comprehend?" "Yes, I am very aware." "Then why must you continue to call yourself unappealing? I'll have you know, that you are very pleasing to the eye, but its your soul that makes me crave you more and more each day." [written for people of color and many alike]

cover by @pacifyherafi / nicole "Sure, maybe the urban Boston wouldn't be completely socially aware, but they'd at least have some idea of how to treat us like we were all the same. So, we were packing up our bags, and I was going to a new school, and I'd do fine as long as I stayed away from those white boys." - - - Robin Skye was packing her bags and (hopefully) moving away from the racial discrimination she's had to face in Georgia. Of course she was guided by her mother and father to stay away from the source of the racism - white boys. But, River just couldn't stay away from her. NOTE - - - do not read this if you know you won't agree on the ways that this book touches on racism because you will get your feelings hurt !! ( written by Zuzu Adi ) ( 01/31/16 ) published 06/24/16 | finished 06/24/19

"𝚝𝚑𝚎 𝚜𝚒𝚕𝚎𝚗𝚝 𝚌𝚊𝚗 𝚋𝚎 𝚕𝚘𝚞𝚍 𝚝𝚘𝚘." - - most impressive ranking📌 #10 in hood - - #3 in hood romance #3 in urban romance #4 in black love #12 in urban

Ayanda (Ah-yah-ndah) Ntuli (Ntoo-lee) is a young woman who has very little insecurities. Tyler Collins is a young man with ambitions, and a different, vibrant outlook on society. Follow the journey of these two individuals as we witness what love means in the millennial era. ⚠Contains mature content: SNL (Frequent updates!)

A story about a girl and her world that revolves around the concept of love despite her fear of it.

🏆🥇🏅Winner of the 2019 ANGIE THOMAS O.V.O.S AWARD🏆🥇🏅 A personal favorite by the judges and described as a story that "touches your soul and teaches you a lesson, makes you think." Follow 17 year old Nyla Baedee through her journey of self love, self confidence, and self discovery, as she finally learns to love the skin she's in. Book cover by me Copyright © 2016 Kira Melvin All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording, or other electronic or mechanical methods, without the prior written permission of the publisher, except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical reviews and certain other noncommercial uses permitted by copyright law. I do not own any of the pictures used in this publication. Started: 10/10/16 Ended: 11/09/17