Policebrutality Stories

Feeling isolated in his home, Thomas is emotionally impacted by the political events of 2020. Needing to take action, Thomas looks for a solution to contribute.

Nowadays as parents, we become so consumed by world problems, entertainment & personal life situations, that we forget our children have feelings too. We forget that they also have a voice that needs to be heard. Sometimes we expose them to SO MUCH and forget that they saw EVERYthing. In Isaiah's case, after watching the death his father at the hands of deputy Krames , he has ALOT of questions he needs the officer responsible to answer.

Daniel Torres and a Some of his friends from east LA are switched to a preppy school that Araceli Gonzalez goes to. Daniels school shuts down because there was to much students in gangs and vandalizing the school building. What will happen when Araceli suggests to Daniel to go on a adventure? An adventure full of emotions, love and the true harsh reality. Cover by @chqntelle -------------------------- Sensitive topics included in this book: immigration, racism, and death. This book was something I wanted to write for such a long time so I hope you guys enjoy this book.

❝Never in my life would I have thought that I would be the one that my people would come to fear. . .❞

Poem of Black experiences

A book of poetry (and some prose) describing my feelings regarding my life in general. Enjoy my emotional roller coaster as much as I do, please.

Echoes of Justice is a compelling and thought-provoking narrative that explores themes of societal injustices, personal redemption, and the complexities of law and morality. The story follows a central character, Alao Justice, who becomes entangled in the chaotic web of protests and civil unrest surrounding the EndSARS movement in Nigeria. Amidst a backdrop of political turbulence, Alao embarks on a personal journey that intertwines with the larger fight for justice and equality in society. The book delves into the emotional and psychological struggles of those fighting for their rights, capturing the tension, hope, and resilience of individuals amidst systemic oppression. Through Alao's journey, Echoes of Justice provides a deep reflection on the challenges faced by individuals who stand up for what is right in an unjust world. The narrative is filled with powerful moments of confrontation, self-reflection, and growth, and it calls attention to the importance of justice, both in the courts and in the hearts of people. The story ultimately asks the question: what does justice truly mean, and how far would one go to achieve it in the face of adversity?

Jude has suffered through a lot. When he was only seven years old, her younger brother was murdered unjustly; she had never trusted anyone more than she had trusted him, and because of a cop's reckless, split second decision, he was taken away from her forever. Her mother had been too hung up on her relationship with her newest boyfriend to notice what Jude was going through, and because her father had died in the police force when she was only five, Jude was left with no one but herself. She knows that the cop hadn't intended to kill a seven year old... but, the thing is, he did. Because that man had thought with his hand instead of his head, a split second action turned him into murderer, and left Jude's life forever changed.

Just my collection of magnificent short stories! You'll love them, I promise! 😉

A poem about racial injustice in modern society

A short story about racism towards black people and police brutality.

An ironic piece I wrote about social injustice.

Born in a pink skin I'm considered white, therefore I have no illusions I can fully comprehend or imagine what our sisters and brothers with different complexion have gone through and still undergo. Being married to Camille, as her husband and friend I am and have been a witness in the sometimes veiled, other times blatant and systemic prejudice, with which people seem to need to surround themselves. They might even be the ones from whom I least expected such attitudes. Attitudes based on fear of other human beings because they look different!? Indeed exclamation and question marks are in place there... The question is, when do we ever learn? There is one human race, our genetic differences are much less significant than all the hate mongers together ever thought possible. Their (the them who spread hate) theories of eugenic supremacy all debunked to the last letter. Can we now please come to the point of Love? Even in policing? Can we now finally cross the border to that land where all are considered equal? Even in policing? Can we now finally come to a police in which responsibility is a true motto? Responsibility instead of brute force. Are we finally able to see investigative empathy at work? Maybe it will even increase the solved case rate. So these words are for all those names who suffered a penalty before ever being convicted, and to those who have been convicted falsely. I hope you will consider my words sincere.

My favorite poetry by teenagers and adults that make you think and bring light to different situations. Politically, Emotionally, and Physically.

It's February 2021, the trial for the murder of George Floyd is going to start in just a few days. I can feel it again, the tension building, the ugly showing on some without compassion. The pain on those who have endured the effects of the MPD! Civil rights story 2021

A GATEAU ORIGINAL I R E N E **** when an emotionally unstable human finds himself tumultuously falling in love, with her, the owner of the voice in his head. **** A voice in your head can mean a lot of things- -it could be your conscience, a divine interaction, or it could be the lingering whispers of someone you lost. A memory that comes attached with grief. A voice in your head could come rigid or softly and it could sometimes mean a step closer to insanity. Madness. × Inspired by an episode of the remake of the twilight zone, this fictionalized mystery dives deep into the mind of Zach Dempsey- -an emotional unstable teenager on his journey through a life he didn't think he deserved to live. Until he met, he heard her voice. Another voice in his head that somehow managed to capture his immediate attention- -a voice that he was so convinced belonged to an Irene, a supposed mexican on the other side of the world. Refusing to give up on his quest to find out the truth behind the voices and the sinuous connection between whom he would only soon begin to fall in love with- Follow Zach as he discovers a side of him that could only scare the people around him but along the way comes a compromise, -an endangering secret that could test how far he's willing to go, and at what expense of his mental health. **** From those that brought you the critically acclaimed murder mystery, Vamp and the controversial teenage drama, Elle- -comes this all in one book that manages to shed some light on the most important topics evolving around one's fragile mental health and grief in all it's stages- dealing with the sensitive topics that threatens the society these present days- -and finally questioning how far we could go to feel something, something often as rare as, love. Irene, coming exclusively to wattpad soon. × COVER BY ONYEMAOBI WRITTEN BY ONYEMAOBI ~ ©ONYEMAOBI2020

This is a collection of all my poetry. I call it sands of time. This reflects my life from scratch though it may start with thorns, we ought to see the roses. Check it out. Happy reading!

This was an unritious brutal death which I think deserves remembering so I will never take this down and wish for everyone to go into the comments and talk about this without comments getting taken down or censorship . I dot want him to be forgotten and I wish that the devil has something special in hell for the man who killed him. It's not enough to be silently non racist we need to be vocally anti racist

Our race does not give you the license to do whatever you want. We have had enough of our blood being needlessly shed and society is beginning to open their eyes to that. We are no longer going to be a race of oppression. These events taking place is not the first time. We have protested for years, we have been killed for years, we have faced discrimination for years. Enough is enough. Please use your voice and stand with us so that we can live just like you. BLACK LIVES MATTER !