Ethnicity Stories

diversity is awesome! A book full of beautiful guys, gals and non-binary pals :) both underused and famous faces to help your original characters come to life.

Ajay isn't quite happy. He's a 20 something adult, in college, wondering what to do with his life. And then there is Joe. One of those person who simply makes everything better. They meet in the laundry room. They form a friendship through music and Joe's gentle bullying of him. They fall in love. Because that's always the story. --- THE STORY COMES WITH A PLAYLIST! You can listen to the music mentioned throughout the story with the link given in the chapters!

Non-Fiction piece covering personal opinions about race and diversity in America.

The stories in this collection vary in tone and subject matter, each being inspired by a prompt, quote, real life experience or picture. At various times these stories have been stuck in my head, many of them playing over and over and over again in my minds eye like a record player's needle getting caught in a groove. So I needed to write them down to get them out and resume my day. These are my Scarlett Thoughts, the words I just could no longer contain. And hopefully they stay with you as they did me. *1st Place Winner - Short Story - The Typers Awards* *1st Place Winner - Short Story - The Grand Dame Awards* *1st Place Winner - Short Story - The Grammar Awards 2019* *1st Place Winner - Short Story - Litwit Awards 2019*

❝ there's an echo, here in derry, that bounces back every twenty-seven years. ❞ In which we give you faceclaims for your IT stories.

Regina Olvera had her whole year planned out, getting good grades, working at Zed's for some extra bucks, studying hard, going to an amazing college and finally, being happy. But Reggie gets thrown a whole load of surprises and unexpected experiences, a new girl, her best friends new 'interests' , her younger brothers lifestyle and her moms love life. While Nic Del Reys just happens to be a part of Reggie's unexpected experiences. It's senior year and a lots about to change in Fordline High. ❇❇❇❇❇ Copyright 2019. Please vote, comment and share.

After the murder of history professor Xia Qing, his student Shen Mo teams up with Xia Qing's daughter, Xia Xiaowei, to uncover the truth. Clues from Xia Qing's dying words lead them to the secret of the "Eye of Brahma," drawing them into a web of conspiracies. As they investigate, they visit key figures and discover that the case is linked to an unsolved historical mystery from years ago-one that has already claimed the lives of several scholars. As their search deepens, more figures emerge, the situation grows increasingly complex, and long-buried secrets hidden in history gradually come to light.（This book is released simultaneously in English and Chinese, for the Chinese version, please click: ：https://www.wattpad.com/story/390538694-%E6%A2%B5%E5%A4%A9%E4%B9%8B%E7%9C%BC）

An essay in which an African-American woman searches for words to describe her identity that validate her in a world that seems to have already decided who or what she is.

I always see people who don't use pictures of the characters in there story, so this is gonna be a pictures of people or characters whatever you wanna call it, that you can use for your story, I like to visualize the characters so yea I'll also put there names or there Instagram so you can find more pictures I might not know there ig or names tho so you'll have to do your own research. MESSAGE ME IF YOU USE THEM SO I CAN READ YOUR STORIES‼️⁉️ IF YOUR HAVING TROUBLE FINDING AN CHARACTER FOR YOUR STORY MESSAGE ME

We have all been victims of stereotypes whether we know it or not. We have all conformed to a stereotype whether we accept it or not. We have all judged people because we have automatically stereotyped them whether we admit it or not. We've been the cause of pain and the victim, all because of labels, that may or not be true. This has to end. Whether its the stereotyping of age or religion, ethnicity or class. It has to end, they have to go. We are all humans, we are all sharing one space. We should stop making assumptions. For those who prejudge are ignorant.