Blackhistory Stories

Lexianne, Fairy of Functions (She is an African Fairy) She is the fourth colored member of the Braveix Club after Goldewyn, Aria and Ninakurra. She is the most realistic black character I will do. I do care about how well the black community gets represented and how honored and acknowledged their sufferings are. I do recognize you are human. And I want to break that stigma you still are forced to deal with. My past vacation I spent my days listening to an audiobook based on personal black experiences and this book will try to represent the same Authenticness that was heard in that audiobook from adult men and women who were black. So circumstances in this book will be very real compared to other fanfiction books for Winx Club. Some stories in audiobook were recent stories from 2020. God bless you and use you to open other people's eyes. I hope this touches your hearts._Lumna10. Her story, Lexianne's story starts with chaos when she is 5 yrs old it really starts spiraling. Ignore Wattpad telling you this story has a Spotify playlist it doesn't and if it does I did not create it. I don't use Spotify and no one was given permission to make a playlist of this story on Spotify._Lumna10. None of my stories were given permission by me to be put up on Spotify playlist at all._Lumna10

a short timeline of the Black internationalism/African Diaspora

"This is more than words. This is the voice of generations flowing through me. Read carefully, feel it, and let it rise in you." This poem is a declaration of ancestral power and resilience. It carries the voices of generations whose strength, courage, and sacrifices are etched into the blood and bones of their descendants. Every barefoot step, every whispered song, every secret dance is alive in the speaker. It honors the women who walked through storms, healed with herbs, and sang beneath the moonlight; the ancestors whose prayers and sacrifices built the foundation for survival against impossible odds. This poem reminds us that every tear we shed, every step we take, every breath we draw, is an extension of those who came before. "Roots That Sing" is a tribute to the unbroken lineage of resilience, courage, and sacred hope, calling us to rise and carry the legacy forward. "Powerful illustration of a figure standing tall, surrounded by glowing, intertwining roots and ghostly silhouettes of ancestors. Symbolizes the strength, resilience, and unbroken lineage of generations flowing through one person."

this is not a description but me annotating my work and methods. There is no main character/ the main character is nameless. I did this to creat the feel that this could have been anyone, any Black girl at all. There were 10.7 million Black slaves transported to America. Over 4 million died on record. Also the quote "Fire blood and anguish" is from the bible and since our character is religious (as most Black people were and are) I thought this was a Good finish for the story.

Summer Marjani Walker is an American singer-songwriter. In 2017, she was signed to Love Renaissance and Interscope Records. Born: April 11, 1996 (age 25 years), Atlanta, GA Children: 1 Genres: R&B

This is a series of honoring black people, the true Jews/Hebrews, specifically the Negro peoples.

Walk into the world of the Steel Beam Meme Team where this follows the origin of Myself and Cuffy

After seeing all of the amazing works on Wattpad about the Black Lives Matter movement, I've decided to create my own. This project is going to be a series of posts, essays, and links. I want to focus on everything from police brutality to the Black history we were not taught in school. I'm open to suggestions on what you want to hear from me! Also, I would like to point out that I am a white creator. This means that I could make a mistake or two. Please, call me out if you do catch something that's inaccurate or sounds wrong! I'll gladly fix it. This is a learning opportunity for me. If you have something you'd like me to post, just PM me! #BlackLivesMatter

a short story about baseball and it's impact on niggas like me

Ezekiel Turner knows only tragedy and anger, and when a loved one is murdered by an organization, only they will know the full extent of how far his vengeance can go.

Aquarius Adama doesn't speak unless spoken to. A quiet, soft-spoken librarian in Memphis, she lives surrounded by silence, shadows, and her mother's ghost-gone five years to the day. But something is shifting in Memphis. Billionaires are circling. The sky is drawing symbols no one can explain. And the ground beneath her feet hums with something ancient-something buried. Then come the dreams. Voices in a language she shouldn't know. A woman in gold, whispering her name. When a mysterious envelope leads her to a land deed tied to the Memphis Massacre, Aquarius discovers she's part of a legacy older than the country itself. One hidden in plain sight. Because Memphis, Tennessee, isn't named after Egypt. It is Egypt. And the land is remembering.

a sort poem about some personal frustrations as a black woman...

Poetry for every shade. © Amanda Lucinda 2020 (cover art source: Lucxama Sylvain via pexels)

A short story I had to make for my english class on the civil right movement. Feel free to read it!

Love...Is what Everybody wants, no matter which way it goes. It's so Strong that, it is converted into Hate. They used Love for their own personal gain. So many details to explain. I Don't want this to be Long Nor Short but; Will be digging deep into V. (Bringing Back Valentine To See) 2 Powerful names of my Creation, 1 Man i Fear, Who Protected My Soul; My Life. (God Himself) Love Thy Parents For Birthing You, Creating You. Here We Are, Here I Am. I'm Rodney Jr, Who Mastered His Elemental Destiny. The Root To The Families In Heaven. The Key To The Souls In Our Hearts. (LOVE IS HOME.) Never Say You Hate Anyone, You Just Don't Like The Things They've Done Or....Who They've Become. Ask Yourself This, (Can You Survive On The Knowledge I'm Bout To Tell You? )

Its a story about a small southern Mississippi town and a 16 year old black boy who was murdered

This story is all about celebrating black history month. this is to show love to black people!

My Experience in Littlerock AR on a work related project.

This story represents what people had to go through and what happeneds or what can happen in our lives.