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My personal COPYRIGHTED poem for my support in the black lives matter movement.It's a shame that one has to be judge by the

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Music a place to get away well must of the time ...

in this moment when the importance of black lives is being shown in the spotlight and non black people are asking questions about how they can help be anti racist, nj fox puts her own story and emotional responses to the violence and injustice on blast with poetry and rhyme.

❝MAN, WHAT YOU KNOW ABOUT THAT?❞ ❝YOU LISTENIN' TO MY MUSIC!❞ you're never too young to appreciate music and the fulfilment that comes with it. enjoy music from every culture, genre, and subject. enjoy your "white people music" without shame. enjoy your "lame" music with pride. and enjoy the bomb ass music i put you on to. - bri ❀

A Collection of amazing poems, you won't want to miss.

A picture-perfect love story set in the world of two middle-class black artists, Jaheim and Sanna share almost an instant connection after a chance meeting at The Boardwalk. A story made to illuminate black love in its excellence for everything that it's worth.

"Revenge is my Temptation." Hatred ran through her veins, blood in her eyes, revenge on her heart, and love on her mind. Vashti Wright isn't as innocent as everyone would love to believe. After witnessing the death of her mother at the tender age of ten, the once loving little girl turned into a sinister woman. Now, all this Twenty-two year old wants is bitter revenge and she won't stop at nothing to achieve it. Even if it leads her into the doors of the most ruthless gang of the south and in and out the bed of its members. Will she be able to climb her way to the top? Can she survive? Or will her mother's killer fish her out first? Follow Vashti on her journey to the top of a predominantly man's world. Highest Rank March.10.2018 - #375

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This interview book is for the amazing, talented, and sometimes under-appreciated black writers who have that magic *snaps fingers* and that fire of love for writing. If you think you have that vibe or that feel, contact us, but please make sure that you've given full support to the past writers that have been interviewed already. Thank you and have a marvelous day. "When you know your name, you should hang on to it for unless it is noted down and remembered then it will die when you do."- Toni Morrison (Song Of Solomon) -mani☆

Chloe leaves home the day after her graduation to pursue her dreams of becoming a doctor in the country where she was born. Her plans where very simple go back,get settled, get a job,fulfill her dream of owning a hospital. Little did she know that fate had a totally different plan for her. Something she wanted,she knew she wanted it but she just forgot to add it to her plan.she didn't know love was actually so difficult untill she met this person... Would she be able to follow her plan or accept what fate has for her

Combining traditional African culture with the endless possibilities that is our science-fiction future, AfroFuturism is one of sci-fi's most unique and little-known contributions. Dive on in!

Tutorial on how to write a black character or a black coded character. Thumbnail by @blkitachi on twitter

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.

What if Sebastian and Claude actually got along? ....Some what What if the two were Brothers? What if they had a Momma to tale care of them? And sit their asses in their place?

Its about fictional rasicism in England. In how I would approach racism whilst trying to combat white saviorism. Showing that we all struggle, how the 2 characters communicate in how they treat each other with respect and will do whatever it takes to keep their friendship alive. No matter how different they are, it's their bond as strong and resilent as ever.