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

"Sa nou sonje, li pa janm mouri." New Orleans has always remembered its daughters. For generations, the Delacroix women have carried a gift passed down through blood, tradition, and sacrifice. Inside the walls of The Delacroix House of Gifts, a family-owned salon and spiritual sanctuary near the French Quarter, beauty and magic exist side by side. Women come for braids, guidance, healing, and the comfort of a family that has spent generations protecting what the world tried to erase. But every gift comes with a history. As forgotten stories resurface and old enemies awaken, Lórdes must decide whether she will inherit the pain of her ancestors or become the woman who finally breaks the cycle. THE LEGACY - For generations, three families have been connected by love, loss, and secrets. The Delacroix women carry the gift of healing and sight. The Lousaint family carries the responsibility of protecting spiritual balance. The Marigny family carries a history they would rather the world forget. At the center of everything is Lórdes. A woman who inherited the memories of those before her but must choose her own future. A woman who must uncover what happened to her mother. A woman who must decide whether the past controls her... or whether she is the one powerful enough to rewrite it.

When a Black father is barred from enrolling his daughter in a neighborhood school, a brilliant civil rights lawyer and an activist community take on a legal system rigged against them. culminating in a Supreme Court showdown that shattered institutional segregation.

My story is about black history month and The facts that go along with it.

Based on a true story, in times of disrimination and hate, William H. Carney must prove himself and others that he is capable of handling war as he soon realizes that he will be remembered as a hero and inspiration to others. PG-13 for Intense Sequences of War Violence, Disturbing Images, Language that includes Racism and Brief Nudity.

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.

A BLACK SINGER

pictures of the daddyish ass nigg- my apologies, pictures of the greatest entertainer "alive", the only michael jackson.

The stories of survivors around the world. But dear survivors, you are valid and strong. Email dearsurvivors2@gmail.com to tell your story, and to chose if you want to spread awareness and have your story included. -T

Happy Black history month!! This will be my first poem!! Enjoy!! P.S. This is also a school project by the way.

Valerie loved Bobby. Bobby loved Valerie. Everyone in the community knew it, though the two tried to keep their relations secret. They were childhood friends who grew to be lovers. But they were black. And black people can find themselves in the right place at the wrong time...

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

Poem by FatherKwon

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

A Southern African settings story of what seems to be an impossible love in the midst of tribal differences and racial fumes. A story of friendship, diversity and adventure, taking you along the journey of self discovery as Nothando, "Mother of love" finds belonging in lands not of her birthing. She learns to stand courageous of her love and strives to tear down the walls that divide her people. Sheds light to the concept of "ubuntu"- an African ideology focusing on the spirit of togetherness, people's allegiances and relations with each other- how African nations can flourish as one by embracing "ubuntu" as more than the unity of one's own thede, but by breaking down the boundaries we've all come to set and accept amongst our kind. All rights reserved to N.M. BLXCK ©2020

1635. A pit. Thirty-one men. And a queen who dug it herself. This is not the story of how Dode Akabi died. This is the story of how she lived. Born a Guan princess in a world that had already decided her ceiling, she married the wealthiest king on the Gold Coast, watched him die, and then did the one thing nobody in the history of the Ga people had ever done. She sat on the war-stool. A woman. A foreigner. A person the gods had not sanctioned and the priests could not control. And she stayed there for twenty-five years. The Ashen Crown of Akra is the epic story of West Africa's most dangerous queen. Of the wars she won that men took credit for. Of the laws she wrote that terrified an entire kingdom into order. Of the European merchants she weaponized. Of the son she protected so fiercely she nearly destroyed him. Of the priests who smiled at her face and sharpened their knives behind her back. Of the night she walked to the edge of a pit and chose her own ending before they could choose it for her. Inspired by the true history of Naa Dode Akabi of the Ga Kingdom, ancient Ghana. For readers of Empress Ki. The Woman King. Jodha Akbar. Jhansi Ki Rani. Elizabeth I. Africa has always had its queens. It is time you met this one.

I was required to write two poems for a Black History Outreach event being held in a restaurant & lounge. I am to present two poems, one of Dr. Maya Angelou and one of myself. This poem is of me, more so my thoughts, and manner of thinking. Please do comments. Constructive criticism is more than welcome. Do Enjoy. This is my first published writing.

Inspired by ruby bridges story showing courage in the worst situations.