Pwi Stories

The story of Andra Davis, a black beauty who constantly faces the question "am I black enough?" Andra has a great family consisting of both her mom and dad. Picture perfect to the outside world, but chaos within its own brick borders. She's grown up being told consistently about her weight "out of love" but she never felt loved for who she was. Every time she would ask to talk about it, it was always pray about it or stay in a child's place. But I guess that's the life of a black child in America right?

This book is going to cover a true college experience. This book is based on a true story. It is going to be written like a personal diary/ every day journal. This is going to cover all the drama I have experienced from my freshman year

Two worlds collide together with a death of a young warrior. The two worlds are a broken reflection of each other. WARNING! (I DON'T OWN NARUTO OR THE RACES FROM TERA OR PERFECT WORLD INTERNATIONAL!!!! I just own the plot of this story. It does not follow the manga so if you don't like it then don't read it!)

The first part was a draft This story will grow into part and chapters Hope you like and share to spread the word ^_^

Throughout my experience at my Primarily White Institution (PWI) and the recent social reform movement, I have become more secure as a black woman, but some days I still struggle with who I am and how I am viewed in today's society. Black Girl Thoughts is a collection of experiences and stories that I chose to share to connect with other black women going through a similar experience! Xoxo, theeducatedblackgirl

It's a decolonial journey to getting me A space to chat In sane loving vibes.

17-year-old Avery Watkins finds herself in a tough position in life. She's been through some horrible things, and even her escape has become a difficulty. She wants to be a fearless leader of her majorette team, The Timberwolves, but will the Wolfpack be pushed to the side as she's hit with loss and fear? Or will they reign triumphant because of all the work they put in? At times she feels like no one understands her and her "irrational" case of aqua-phobia. But in the back of her mind, she has a hope that someone will change that. Photos Used - Courtesy Of: © Southern University Dancing Dolls