Racialequality Stories

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In 1876 Rebecca Clark moves with her family into a small town, she had hoped to make friends and lead a normal life; but when an African American also moves in there is an up roar in the uncultured town. Follow Rebecca as she tries to stick up for those who cant defend themselves, uncover mysteries and bring justice to those who are "above the law" "You are wrong," John said as he stood up, "anything that has to do with Hugo is a part of my job, there for is my business." "I hope you comprehend how twisted Mr. Burner is, he has denied Hugo schooling just because of the color if his skin and what has happened in the past." She retorted. "I do agree with you that Mr. Burner is a little spiteful considering the circumstances, but it is not your place to be telling me about who I should and shouldn't be working for." John parried, "And from what I hear it wasn't just Mr. Burner who agreed that that black shouldn't be attending the school, it was the Town Council that ruled for it in the end, shouldn't you be upset with them instead?" WARNING THIS STORY TOUCHES ON RACIAL INEQUALITY THAT TOOK PLACE IN THE THIS TIME PERIOD. THE WRITER DOES NOT FEEL THIS WAY IN ANY MEANS, IF YOU ARE EASILY OFFENDED PLEASE DO NOT READ. BUT ON A SEPARATE NOTE THERE IS NO SWEARING IN THIS STORY TOO.

im going to take everyone on a journey through the chapters of my life, but first in this story i will tell why i decided to do this.

A story about a group of kids. (Teens). They're all friends, but there is one problem, they all are from different beliefs, cultures, race, all those. Will society separate them? Will they ever achieve their goal? Equality? WARNING: A LITTLE BIT OF SWEARING! GAY! TRANS! RACISM! SELF-HARM! DEPRESSION! FEMINISM! ALSO- THESE ARE SERIOUS SUBJECTS OKAY? STUFF SUCH AS SELF HARM, ABUSE, DEPRESSION, SUICIDE, BULLYING AND THOSE. I AM NOT MAKING FUN OF THOSE IN ANY WAY SHAPE OR FORM!!! I DON'T MEAN TO ENCOURAGE THEM EITHER!! (I think that's about it- I'll give warnings at the beginning of each of the chapters, so-) (I honestly made this book, cause America is stupid. Society is stupid. People are stupid. The whole world is stupid. And I'm mad. Aaanddd because I just wanna give my unasked for opinion out- anyways enjoy if you wanna read-)

AUTHORS NOTE: Greetings Earthlings big and small, I know what I said about talking about Fantasy and staying away from Reality as much as I can but this topic is out of control. I'm a victim of this topic so I wanna talk about it with you. In no way possible do I want to hurt anyone or offend anyone. I'm just giving my opinion on why this thing should be gone. Um yeah so hopefully some of you can agree.

I wrote this in honor of black history month, also as a tribute for past protest fighting for the many black lives we unjustly lost to police brutality. LOL, I'm so sorry. "There they were, the children of African kings and queens......"

TW! sexual harassment

In 1860s New Zealand, young Elizabeth Nigel Helen embarks on a journey that will change her life forever. Leaving behind her beloved father in England, Elizabeth and her mother venture to the burgeoning colony of Dunedin, spurred by the allure of fortune from the gold rush. But what begins as a simple voyage soon transforms into an eye-opening adventure as Elizabeth grapples with the stark realities of colonial life. Through her heartfelt journal entries, Elizabeth documents not only the beauty of New Zealand's untamed landscape but also the challenges of social inequality and prejudice. With the help of two unlikely friends-Aroha, a kind-hearted Māori boy, and Shū Yang, a spirited Chinese girl-Elizabeth finds herself drawn into a cause greater than herself: a fight for racial equality in a land torn between progress and division. As she navigates family expectations, cultural differences, and the fierce opposition to her ideals, Elizabeth must summon her courage to stand for what is right, even when it means defying those closest to her. "Bound By Ink - Eliza's Story" is a compelling historical novel about friendship, resilience, and the fight for justice in a rapidly changing world. Through Elizabeth's eyes, readers will experience the excitement and turmoil of a young colony-and the enduring hope for a more inclusive future.

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This is a poem about looking past the surface to see who people really are and finding that we're not so different after all. It's about realizing that we're all human in the end and we should treat each other as equals.

I wrote this at Great Books this summer :)

This is the story of two athletes, but also two brothers. Idris and Spencer James born in south Crenshaw and rising superstars in the game of Football and in music.