Policebrutality Stories

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The beauty and the fear of being African American.

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

black lives matter, and if you're against the movement, you're part of the problem

Fictional story about police brutality. PLEASE READ

Short Poem on the views of police brutality and the fight for justice, and equality for African-Americans.

Blood, sweat and goldenTEARS. This is a poetry book which presents all the issues people deal with today. The issues that are silenced by society.

Reeshikesh is a young tea seller who rides around Ramanathapuram selling tea. Bad luck strikes as he gets pulled over by two unscrupulous cops and it appears that he is done for! Until....

This needs to stawp !

A collection of short stories set in and around Nigeria. D-Day: A very important day in the life of Seni. Exams are over, the session is complete. What else could there be? Blood And Grass: On his way to work, Enahoro makes a chilling discovery. What consequences lie for him and his community? A Flash In A Pan: You've been kidnapped and you can't pay the ransom. Surely there's another way... With topics ranging from suicide to domestic violence, police brutality to terrorism, this is the perfect social commentary. The anthology you need and deserve. Cover Credit: thespicecommunity

Our moms always told us talking back would get us in trouble, but they never mentioned talking back to the wrong people would get us killed.

❝what's the price for a black man's life?❞

Growing up black is hard. Living is hard. Life is just hard in general. It's easier when there's family and friends involved. Diamond Knowles and her family and friends go to war with the Justice System as they try to get justice for Andre as he was shot in a traffic stop. Diamond, Omari, DeShaun and Kaleigh are in the car when it happens. For Diamond this is the third time. For the rest, the first. "It's us versus them every time, guys. I'm tired of watching my friends get shot for no fucking reason. It's time we all take a stand."

by: Manny QuiQue aka PsaLm•SouLja Demo Version (containing few poems for preview)

Real Life

"If you come with me I'll show you where the fun is." Six teenagers in one hateful city with one common goal: to stay alive.

Dominique, who goes by Dom, can't stand how terrible this world is to anyone who's not a cishet white person. She's an activist in high school trying to make a change in the world. She fights for many things, but she is a huge Black Lives Matter ally due to her long-time best friend, Jayden. Jayden, who goes by Jay, is a black kid breaking so many stereotypes in his predominantly white high school. Top of his class, ivy-bound, athlete who plays two different sports while also making time to fight for what he believes in. But just because Jayden is the perfect kid, in many people's eyes, he doesn't look like one. These two high schoolers team up to get justice for innocent Nia Jones, a 14-year-old girl who was shot four times by a cop. But will it go as smoothly as they thought it would? Notes: Hi! If you're reading this story, I hope you enjoy it. I wanted to write something that conveys a lot of important topics such as racial profiling, slurs used against minorities, gun violence, police brutality, activism, and much more. As a young activist, I hope this story helps touch the hearts of people my age.