Colorism Stories

Once a shy young black girl facing life's hardest challenges. To then face her death and become reincarnated with a new life with a twist....

in which she could've sworn that he wanted her friend first or in which an affair was bound to happen

A Story of Unrequited Love Nori, born to two black, immigrant parents, moves from Brooklyn, New York to Beverly Hills, California, with her parents and god-mother, after her maternal grandfather passed away and left a "gold mine of a will" to her mother. In the summer of 2010, Nori attended a summer camp founded by the wealthy, for the wealthy. There, she made no friends, because of her introvert tendencies and her dark complexion, except for a then, 13 year old girl, named Jane. Jane and her older brother, Joshua, attended the camp together. Nori really fancied Joshua. But did Joshua fancy Nori?... not so much. Nori and Jane, attending seperate middle schools, promised each other that they would reunite and attend the same high school, but unbeknownst to Nori, Jane and her family held very strong negative views towards "people like her". What could such views be? What does "people like her" mean? Read to find out!

*S T A R S T R U C K* Sage is forced into a position to save the world or her world, can she choose between the two? Is there really a difference?

Here is my rant book where I spill all the tea and expose these bitches and talk about colorism.

This is the story of colorism in my family. sorry if it's confusing and written with poor grammar, I wanted it to sit for a little while before I edited it. This is another one of my heat- of- of - the- moment - has- been- in -my - brain- for -many- years writing escapades.

This is just a book of poems. Many about social issues. Please enjoy!!

This 'book' will be used to bring awareness to colorism. It will be used to help those who have experienced colorism first-hand. It will be used to give others an opportunity to learn, and change some views on colorism. This is also a place where you can share your thoughts, experiences- if you have any, thoughts, and whatever else you would like. This is a place to be comfortable and learn, not judge, enjoy.

A brief explanation of who I am, what I do, and why I decided to become an author.

Life can really suck for those who reside on the other end of the spectrum. This is something Candance Hall knows all too well as her inner battles with Colorism has put her through hell and back. Her personal battles have led her to become a voice for the voiceless and a highly opinionated activist. Some might say she's a bit too opinionated, but she could care less about what they think. She was going to get her point across. Even if it meant alienating a man she didn't think she could love. Even if it meant alienating a man she knew she loved.

"Your black ain't beautiful", at least that's what her stepmother tells her. "If you're not a twig, you're not beautiful either", her stepsister Agatha would say. "Your parents didn't love you, if they did, they wouldn't have died and stuck us with you", Tabatha would add behind her twin. At some point, Casey just ignored them, realizing their words weren't true, but she still wondered... Did anyone really love her? Why would they? She's basically the black Cinderella. * * * * * * * * QUICK DISCLAIMER: Don't Be Stealing My Shit Don't Copy And Paste My Shit Don't Decide To Create A Oneshot Collection Of Whatever The Fuck Using My Shit Don't Reach Out To Me About Adding My Shit To Other Sites; The Answer Is No Or Any Of That Shit You Have Been Warned

Azibo Chikle never fitted in his small town inside of Georgia due to his love of the male body, and his skin which he cannot control, which he has already tried to fix. The story will include his journey with family, acceptance and how to love other's you'r heart must learn to accept and care for yourself.

Yara is a young brown girl who was raised to love her dark chocolate brown skin. But always from people who have never experience the names they call darkskined girls. As Yara gets older, she starts to see her skin for it is...beautiful. Even if her own people didn't see it.

Living in a world of color Miliana is still trying to decide which one she wants to be....

Warning ⚠️ this following book contains material that may not be suited for all viewers. This book contains subjects of issues darker skin girls go through in ethnic communities. Otherwise known as colorism. Colorism prejudice or discrimination against individuals with a dark skin tone, typically among people of the same ethnic or racial group. In this story you'll be following Paris a teenage darker skin girl who is insecure about her skin color. And to top it all off her twin sister London happens to be of lighter skin. As she grows up she starts to notice that people treat her way differently than her sister. Throughout her journey she will go through trials and tribulations and learn how to accept her skin color for how beautiful it really is. DISCLAIMER: This story will contain my personal views on Colorism if for whatever reason don't agree with my views just know that this is MY OPINION you don't have to agree with me. I'm making this story to speak up for darker skin girls in ethnic communities because someone has to. I'm a brown skin girl who has went Colorism and honestly I'm tired of it. Btw I don't own the cover art

A modern twist on the early 2000's movie What A Girl Wants with a interracial and cultural twist. "In an effort to meet her father, a black girl from Oakland travels across the pond into the high society of Britain. What could go wrong?" * * * * * * * * QUICK DISCLAIMER: Don't Be Stealing My Shit Don't Copy And Paste My Shit Don't Decide To Create A Oneshot Collection Of Whatever The Fuck Using My Shit Don't Reach Out To Me About Adding My Shit To Other Sites; The Answer Is No Or Any Of That Shit You Have Been Warned