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Diary of a Fat Black Girl by NanaKufuor
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This story features a teenage girl called Ashley who is really insecure and doesn't feel that she fits in. She has the support of everyone around her yet the feeling of doubt keeps on creeping up on her. Can she overcome this with the help of family and friends? Or will she torture herself endlessly over her impurities?
Black Girl Bible by _brownqueens
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a lit guide/diary for black goddesses
Dark Girls | ✓ by bllurry
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About a girl Who thought That beauty Only came in Eurocentric Features #peopleofsociety All rights reserved © 2016 bllurry
Dear Black Girls by curlyqueens_
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This guide goes out to my beautiful black females ??????✨
Black Lotus by N3PTUN3Z
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Her name was Oasis Kai Evans, and she was sick of being the oddball in life. She was that black girl who was always stuck in between. Oasis is always underappreciated and taken for granted. At school in the morning, nobody would want to talk to her. When it came to conversations, she'd always have to start them. When it came to music tastes, no one ever heard of the artists she was talking about. Worst of all, Oasis couldn't confide in anybody about anything, not even her own mother and father. So, she decided to go about finding what she wanted in her own way. Somehow it worked out in her favor... She found exactly what she was looking for in the most unexpected person. All Rights Reserved. Maryam A. Muhammad ©
The Black Girl  by llasod
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There really wasn't any stopping it. It wasn't my fault that my skin was as dark as the night, or my nose was broader than any other's, my hair was always rough looking and broke easily. There was nothing I could do, because to them I will and always will be, the black girl. HR: #3 Short Story Graphic by caesium-