Blackculture Stories

Nari is the backbone of her block. A hairstylist with a "don't talk to me" attitude, she carries the weight of her world on her shoulders without asking for a hand out or a shoulder to cry on. Between braiding heads until her fingers bleed and raising her little sister, Layla, Nari doesn't have time for feelings-only for the math of survival. She's the provider, the protector, and the one everyone runs to when the lights go out. When her best friend Vee discovers her boyfriend, Marcus, sneaking a woman into her apartment, the two "slide" to handle the disrespect. But the confrontation takes a deadly turn. Against Nari's warnings, a heart-broken Vee does the unmistakable, not realizing the aftermath will affect J.R., a name that carries a death sentence in the streets. Caught in the crosshairs of a street war they didn't start, Nari's life of calculated hustle is traded for a game of survival. Dragged into the shadows of the streets, she comes face-to-face with a man whose silence is louder than any gunshot. He's cold, calculated, and holds Nari's life in the palm of his hand. Now, Nari is juggling more than just bills and braids. She's navigating a world of high-stakes debts and a dangerous attraction to a man who represents everything she should be running from. But in a world built on power and pride, love is a liability. When the wall finally crumbles and the "Provider" has nothing left to give, the roles reverse.

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.

Sequel to 'My Brothers Shadow'. Please read book #1 first so you won't be lost. 🩶

How far have we really come? Is it about to be 2015 or the 1950's? #BlackLivesMatter

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?

Read it and find out respectfully

***Read at your own risk*** poems written by a girl navigating her life that was dealt a hand she doesn't know what to do with. Cover art by Canva.com.

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!

❝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 mini story about how time goes by so fast you barely notice it did.

❝why you always gotta be so mad?❞ ❝i got a lot to be mad about...❞ the "mad black woman" has a negative rep and we're here to reclaim it. this book contains rants from mad black women. we have a lot to be mad about and we aren't afraid to tell everyone about it. you don't have to like our ideas, you don't even have to like us, but you will respect us. :)

Open you eyes you ned to realize it's your time to shine .

This is a story about accepting who you're meant to be, honoring ancestral wisdom, and finding joy in your purpose-even when it asks everything of you. Amara Dawn Rivers has spent her whole life trying to be normal - ignoring the animals that trail behind her, suppressing the soft light that glows when she laughs, and pretending she doesn't see the spirits drifting between worlds. But during a church service in Atlanta, joy overwhelms her... and her secret erupts in front of a thousand witnesses. Viral footage captures the impossible: a woman glowing like an angel, healing with a single touch. Now the world wants her - and something beyond the world is watching.

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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

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