Dearwhitepeople cerita

just a rant of a young aboriginal teenager! i'm just here to share opinions, and rants. tbh.

"I'm tired of people constantly trying to make me feel uncomfortable in my own skin. I mean, shouldn't I be able to love myself just like everyone gets to?" -Mackenzie Peek Throughout her whole life Mackenzie had been judged by her skin. Whether it been her skin color, or the stretch marks that decorated her body. Season 2

Dear White People. I refuse to say, "not to be racist" because white is a color along with brown and black. I like to believe that we would all be labeled grey because in the end we would all be mixed to make grey. Why shall you label everybody? Why shall you be so stereotypical? Why shall you be so closed minded?

-Killjoys -Grey's Anatomy -Power -How to get away with murder -Suits And more

'Dear White People's' Reggie Green "We Hold These Truths" Poem. 🖤

Dear Black Boys, SUPRISE! We are not all like that, matter of fact we are better than that stereotype you continue to put us on. We are not bitter, we are not loud, and we are not stupid. We are hardworking, ambitious, and smart. Dear Black Men, the more you go around saying "white woman are better" or "black woman have an attitude all the time", makes this generations black boys think they not only want a white woman, but need a white woman. It's okay to go around and try some milk with your coffee but it's not okay to disrespect us, especially when your mother is black.

A young woman is faced with the brutal reality of racism and has no problem addressing it...here's why.

America Was Never Great The Revolution Will Not Be Televised "You don't fight racism with racism, the best way to fight racism is with solidarity," ~Bobby Seale "We have nothing to lose except our chains," ~Assata Shakur "We don't hate nobody over their color. We hate oppression." -Bobby Seale This is the story of a black girl in America. This book is not to spread or promote hate, but to spread awareness on America's many issues. I absolutely do not tolerate cyber bullying. Sincerely, A Black Girl Book II Cover by: MissNzingaK I do not own cover image, if you are the owner and would like the image removed or credited to you, please contact me.

A book to white people who don't understand us, and looks at us diffrently.

A complete book that depicts every single thing that is wrong with the world! Not to make life horrible, but to make you aware of the fact that we really need to make the world a better place. "make the world a better place." Is not a damn suggestion or motivational quote its a god damn order.

dear white people ; this a fucking spam book

Nala has felt like she has been stripped of something important. Her ethnicity. All through the rest of her high school career, no one cared whether you were black or white. But she went to a mostly white school. Whenever her old high school is closed because of a bug infestation the school is sent to two different schools depending on how close which school was to which. Being on the other side of the border line which made it so her and her friends had to go to a different high school, which is nicknamed "the black as fuck school" Nala has to go through things she didn't have to go through when she went to the white school. Things like questioning who she is and who she likes and what it's like to be her, Nala, Fiorella, Madison, Tasha, and Thomas must get through Junior year. Will it end how the year began, with all them together?

dear white people, please stop touching my hair. - started: 08.15.16 ended: N/A - © gaytopia 2016