l'm a black woman who is proud to have melanin flowing through her veins. The purpose of this book is not to scream that black lives matter, which they do but rather I'm here to educate black women on their true identity and worth. Here is a compilation of energetic, black-spirited poems and writings from black authors to our often forgotten black readers. Sip your chocolate and let these words color your mind. Literally.

This is a book that names victims of police brutality, whether their cases have been justified or not. This is my way of supporting Black Lives Matter. I don't care if 1 person sees this or 1 million people see it. What matters is that I helped to spread information during the time we need it most. If you are reading this story, thank you and please remember these people in our fight for equality.

After a brutal act of police brutality, the most important figure in Kendra Lyon's life is ripped away from her. Consumed by grief Kendra has channeled all of her anger towards her peers not trusting those who don't look like her. She's built up a strong wall of emotions against them in order to protect herself that no one can seem to tear down. That is until she meets the one boy who could possibly see her beyond her rage. He's willing to endure her smart remarks and sassy attitude just to catch a glimpse of the real Kendra Lyon. Kendra vows to never fall for him because after all he's just another white boy and to her, that's an insult to her father's memory.

• Sex with me • Tia never thought she would ever fuck a whitey, ever, Who knew sex with him was so amazing? ∆Mature asf. Stay up off this story if you racist or a Lil kid.∆ All rights reserved © Twerkteam_hazza

Nala has felt like she has been stripped of something important. Her ethnicity. All through the rest of her high school career, no one cared whether you were black or white. But she went to a mostly white school. Whenever her old high school is closed because of a bug infestation the school is sent to two different schools depending on how close which school was to which. Being on the other side of the border line which made it so her and her friends had to go to a different high school, which is nicknamed "the black as fuck school" Nala has to go through things she didn't have to go through when she went to the white school. Things like questioning who she is and who she likes and what it's like to be her, Nala, Fiorella, Madison, Tasha, and Thomas must get through Junior year. Will it end how the year began, with all them together?

Dear Black Boys, SUPRISE! We are not all like that, matter of fact we are better than that stereotype you continue to put us on. We are not bitter, we are not loud, and we are not stupid. We are hardworking, ambitious, and smart. Dear Black Men, the more you go around saying "white woman are better" or "black woman have an attitude all the time", makes this generations black boys think they not only want a white woman, but need a white woman. It's okay to go around and try some milk with your coffee but it's not okay to disrespect us, especially when your mother is black.

dear white people ; this a fucking spam book

Dear White People - from a white person's POV. "Dear white people, you're still not oppressed." Not intended to offend anybody, but if you do happen to get offended, chances are that you're a part of the problem. #whitesilenceisviolence #blacklivesmatter Mostly just a white girl educating other white people.

A book to white people who don't understand us, and looks at us diffrently.