Call it prose. Call it poetry. Call it hastily written words. Whatever you call it...enjoy it. Be saddened by it. Learn from it. Embrace it. Bask in it. These are words written by one woman for all women. You're beautiful. Smile. There is someone out there who thinks you are utterly amazing. Disclaimer: This picture does not belong to me and is the product of whosendu.com

[the original "Melanin Appreciation" book.] ©-blackbillgates 2016.

ain't nothing like black berry juice.everybody got something to say about 21 yr old Imoni. "who child is! that! " "she aint gone find ah man with that dark color." But when pretty boy light bright skinned. Daniel steps her way...See what happens next!!

Hi I'm angel and I'm 14 years old I go to summer high-school and I'm 5'2 I have long hair and I get talked about just because I'm darkskinned and the boys don't like me because of my color they always say lightskin girls are sexy I'm just tried for being talked about because of my color I'm pretty for my color and I'm proud the way God made me I hope one day I can find a guy that likes me for me will angel ever get her wish will she get bullied even more read to find out in the darkskinned girl

Meet Ari'elle Thompson she's 16 trying to navigate her way through life. She's raising her little sister on her own while going to school and working. Can Damien and her friends help make it easier or will they make it worse. Read to find out. THE COPYRIGHT BELONGS TO ARIYANNA BLACK. I do not own any pictures or music.

Austin King is tired of hearing that she is pretty........ for a dark skin girl. why can't she just be pretty? Why is the color of her skin always involved?

My Lungs don't help me breathe as much as poetry.

This is the daily struggles us dark skin girls have to go through. It's not easy but somehow we all make it through them. Copyright © 2015 Msfanfictional September 6th, 2015

"Some say the blacker the berry, the sweeter the juice. I say the darker the flesh, then the deeper the roots." -Tupac Young, African-American teen Ebony Brooks is considered an outcast to society. Not because of any disabilities or awkward personality traits, but because of her rich cocoa skin. However, Ebony is still confident with her dark complexion and receives uplifting praise from her family. Ebony travels through her entire life being a target to other kids, but when will she take a stand and stick up for her beautiful chocolate complexion? cover slayed by @aneonsky This story will be entering in the Wattys2016.

We refuse to be muted! For all my beautiful brown sistas who need some uplifting or encouragement. We all need love. ♡ And we shall not be judged by the color of our skin or the gender we are. Black women are beautiful and strong!!! New cover created by @InvincibleWanderer