Even when it gets to be too much, don't jump.

A chubby Nigerian girl moves, with her dad, to the United States to attend her last few years of high school at an uneducated, uncultured, misinformed black school. Her skin dark as night, and the goal, in America, is for you to be as light as can be. She quickly finds out that her fellow people of color are blind to the actual color of their skin and their history. The only thing they seem to know is colorism.

its about Keith , you'll love it .💜

Living in a society where it is hard to be yourself is difficult. But this young black woman wasn't the stereotypical African-American female. Olive was basically an awkward, misunderstood female trying to figure out her place in life. Even if there are mishaps or blessings along the way. Such as the people that come in and out of her life. As well as the choices she makes. She is up for the adventure. Are you up to read about it? Some Ideas came from the HBO Original Insecure. It just has some twist to it.

" He doesn't talk much does he?" " Sadly no, he became mute his sophomore year. He was and still is being bullied because of his dyslexia and stuttering. He felt like not talking would make them stop." " Oh." The young girl was intrigued by him...

What was suppose to be a getaway from a bad breakup Egypt McCallister takes a trip to Hawaii with her best friend Nautica Mendez and ends up falling for Trey Haughton. What will happen when they go their separate ways?

Imani Morris didn't trust men, at a young age she had to deal with being raped by her mothers boyfriends, until she finally decided to runaway. The streets became her new home at the age of eighteen. Savior "Sav" Jackson had to grow up fast after his father went into a deep depression when his mother left them to be with another man. Making him get into the the streets so he could take care of his younger siblings. When an unexpected event throws them together, can these two lost souls let go of the hurt from the past and find love in each other, Or will they let the past stand in the way of their future.