Blackskin Stories

They say vengeance is for the devil He became the devil

" I love you so much and you know how much I hate to put my hands on you, it kills me inside sugar".He spoke sorrowfully as though on the brink of tears. Maybe he was truly sorry this time and could not help himself when the evil spirit comes, Onome said to herself. He looked at her face, bringing it closer to his, seeking approval for his next move. Onome could not deny that Tega is a sexy meal served hot and as if seeing her thoughts, Tega bridged the gap and kissed her on the lips slowly. ................. "You know I love you so much sugar, please forgive me" He whispered and felt her shiver in desire. Onome was confused, she was angry with him but her body was saying otherwise. She was wet beyond measure and Tega enjoyed working his way from the tip to her main center..... TEGA & ONOME A TALE OF BONDAGE!

My hero academia __ black girl

The past 17 Years was a lie Included in these pages is the truth, my opinion, and my experience of it

This is just gonna be a space for me to rant, talk facts, history and awareness. I don't care if you enjoy or not. This is who i am, my experience, my blackness.

Read before you start the book. This story is about a black young girl who tries to overcome her anxiety and depression. She finds it hard to make friends and to feel excepted in and out of her community. She goes to a therapist twice a week just for her to listen and help. She meets a girl (Ruth) due to her visits. They've seen each other ofter but they never talked. One Day a doctor called them both and others to a group meeting where they express how they feel and how they are dealing with their disorders. There the girls have an opportunity to know a little bit about themselves and their lives. And that's how their friendship started. Ruths and Neya's. Ps. This story is written by a black woman herself:)) I educated myself on the topics that are involved in the book. Disclaimer! I am not trying in any way or form to make fun of anyone that is dealing or has dealt with these disorders. I myself had a past with them. This book was made for people who are or have been struggling with these disorders to know that there, somewhere is going to be a person who is going to help you when you are at your lowest point. Just small talks can help you become the person you've always wanted to be. Remember you are not alone...

Documentary (To be produced)

just read the damn book

Revolves around how racism can drive someone to do suicide,based on a true story.

He looked up at her with grey eyes that smoldered like hot coals. "When I was told that an attorney had agreed to take my case, I almost didn't believe it." He said, his voice as rough as a sandpaper, his grey eyes piercing her in an unearthly way. "Drop the case Miss, run for your life and save yourself, because if you don't, it will have dire consequences for you. So run, Miss, run." - Jody Allen was an ordinary black attorney who had had to deal with a lifetime of racism and sexism, so when on her thirtieth birthday she was suddenly given the position she had always longed for - to be the first female and first black criminal defense attorney in the little town of Bethel, Maine, she didn't suspect foul play but when her first client turned out to be Regan Walberg, the most prominent detective from a pedigree of finesse in Bethel who had been allegedly accused of a gruesome crime, she found herself being drawn to the case and inadvertently.... him. Jody wasn't prepared for the outcome that defending him would bring as things started to go downhill when myriads of shocking and gruesome secrets were uncovered, conspiracies were unearthed and a whole lot of exciting experience on the road to self-discovery and self-realization were met. #BlackWomanWhiteMan #blacklivesmatter #saynotoracism #saynotosexism First published - 2020.

I have a snow crying tar I have a friend made of tar We were different burst of star Yet we laugh in the dark so far... Edit 2020: Black lives matter. Last 2015, I wrote this poem for my friends who had been exposed to nonstop bullying and unfair treatment. They had been notoriously put and subjected to hate and prejudice. It's so sad to see that people are judged based on their skin colour and physical appearance. I breaks my heart to witness that in times of a pandemic, people choose to kill and point fingers on each other. Racism is everywhere. And that sickness has no vaccine. It's a virus that's long been existed because of "superiority" mentality and belief in social system. It's sad. It's disgusting. It's obnoxious. It's revolting.

𝐥𝐨𝐨𝐤𝐬 𝐥𝐢𝐤𝐞 𝐚𝐥𝐥 𝐰𝐞'𝐯𝐞 𝐠𝐨𝐭 𝐢𝐬 𝐞𝐚𝐜𝐡 𝐨𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐫, 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐭𝐫𝐮𝐭𝐡 𝐢𝐬 𝐨𝐛𝐬𝐨𝐥𝐞𝐭𝐞 this book will feature wmn of different races, ethnicities, and nationalities, but i will mainly focus on blk wmn as we are shown the least representation.