Segregation Stories

It's the Mid-1950s, and segregation in schools has officially come to a halt. Elmer Worthington is a handsome playboy of the town. When he makes a bet that he can seduce a black girl, he figures it'll be no challenge at all for him. But when he gets feelings for Francine Riperton, the new black girl in school, things seem to become more complicated. Will he be able to keep things cool, or will he be the one losing his heart? Warning: Sexual themes, racial themes, violence, alcohol ***I have several chapters pre-written and I'll be releasing them gradually. This is how I wrote most of my first book and I think it resulted in higher quality chapters.

The city of New Trackton is in turmoil. A colony built on the ruins of a once-proud matriarchy, it hangs in a delicate balance between old and new. But when a tribal insurgency threatens to undermine it, the city's unity will be put to the test, and the long-forgotten poor must team up with the rich and powerful to defend it.

"I lived my whole life working for white people. Then I go and have, not one but two white men as my soulmates. You bet your ass I'm terrified!" "We will protect you with our lives!" A story in which a black woman serving in the army as a nurse during WW2 navigates the road of hardship people like her face as well as hide who her two soulmates are, Captain America and Sergeant Barnes. This book contains words and actions that may be insulting or offensive. If this bothers you feel free not to read. Most of the book is set in the 40's during World war 2 therefore contains themes of segregation and other such occurrences.

When a new, non-segregated school opens in Ackley Bridge, Quinn Riley Miller meets Jordan Wilson. A broken boy and a broken girl in a screwed up world. Can they fix each other or will they ultimately break each other further? A Jordan Wilson x Female OC <|{[TRIGGER WARNING]}|> Self harm, suicide, abuse, mentions of SA, eating disorders, and racism. THIS IS YOUR WARNING PLEASE DO NOT READ IF THIS WILL TRIGGER YOU!!!! And please if you are struggling, find comfort and help in professionals or family and friends, and my DMs are always open if you need to rant or talk xx

Valerie Arden, a young white women, falls in love with an African-American man named Charleston during the height of segregation. Their secret costs a life. Not very well done I must admit.

A tale of two girls, one black, one white. A story of forbidden love in a world where your skin defines your worth. Almost like a modern remake of Romeo and Juliet <3 (but gay and with a few twists!)

Poor little shy Cheyenne is a victim of segregation and racism. She once lived in New York with her mother and father and baby sister. Then when tragedy strikes, she was was force to move in with her auntie Shannon in Birmingham, Alabama. Birmingham is know for the violence of racism and a dangerous group called the KKK. Cheyenne wants a better life, but it seems she have to fight for a better life.

BriAnna is a black teenage girl who falls in love with Mitchell a teenage white boy. Though people don't understand how they could vibe so well because of their differences, they don't care about what the world says. They love who they love and they love each other.

This story is based off of two woman in the mid 1950s before the Civil Rights movement. Octavia (Via) and Donna who are both from Alabama. In this story, Octavia's husband Robert gets sentenced to life in prison after being accused of physically attacking his boss Mr. Johnson, who is the husband of Donna. The two wives come together to crack this case down despite the fact that they were judged. Read more to find out what happens next!

A young black girl and a young white boy fall in love with each other in a helpless world, when segregation is still popular in America. Will their love last or will it perish early before their eyes?

The story is set in the 1960s During the civil rights movement in Texas . Dorothy faces many challenges while working on her goal to become a writer and a reporter .

"Integration now! Segregation never!" The calls are vivid up and down the street. Colored and non-colored hands clasp picket post signs and white posterboards with colorful words. The entrance to the Corny Collin's show is packed with bodies, a tangled mass of pumping fists and stamping feet and it's madness everywhere. Liam James Payne can't help but spin in the mass of flesh and wonder where Louis is, in this big mess of people, where the man that's kept him dancing has found himself in this riot. There's someone on his toe, a perky brunette with blond tips, it's Niall, his hair full and high and gelled, and he looks like a splash of moonlight against Zayn's tanned body and this night is infamous and utterly terrifying but also sort of brilliant. Because tonight, finally we're all dancing for the same thing, not for Auto Shop king, or to be the ladies choice dancer, but for freedom. -To The Theme Of Hairspray- Cover by @GirlVersionOfNiall .

Alternate society where only the best are saved by the Sophisticated vampire government. Diamond section Corundum section Quartz section Topaz section Feldspar section Apatite section A diamond woman falls in love with a topaz man, that loves a quartz woman, who is owned by a corundum man. No one is allowed to breed outside of their class. Can an apatite child solve this love puzzle?

Look into the eyes of teenagers as they fight their way through a racist society. This story leads it's readers to question, wonder, and see the difference of life for people If segregation and the new race war hadn't ended? No one won nor lost. But the controversy still continued as more and more people are resorting back to truly treating those darker as less than. The story takes a turn to bring it's audience in a modern society that digs into the thoughts of black teens living through an era that hates their freedom, and white teens who feel different than the norm remaining silent in fear of the response of the world. Jake and his many other friends enter inside the life of what it means to be black in their state's only integrated school. He is soon met by a girl who seems to be one of only people in the world who agrees for their freedom. Their friendship brings controversy throughout the school until the "problem" is quickly solved leading Jake and his friends to run into hiding, fearing for their freedom, and eventually there lives. The people they meet along the way allow them all to find out who they are, who they want to be, and reveals what they wish they had.

In a world where Heirs and Humans are separated; In a world where one girl loses her sanity; The sanity that kept her alive.

A young man named Fable lives in a world that is completely divided based upon whether you're made as a Curse or Blessing during your creation. It's a generic rivalry between the two, the Blessed ones reigning supreme and the Curses cast off to the side. Fable sees the flaws in the ways of how things work, and all he wants is to show the people how they can all come together; however, it is extremely hard to change the Fate of Existence itself.

In a world divided into two classes, life is tough for Mara who was born menous in a verous family, this means that whilst her parents and everyone around are physically unable to lie, she herself has this privilege. Unfortunately if you are born menous outside of the prestigious menous alpha families it is required by law for your parents to give you up for termination, all in favour of keeping the peace. After all, life before when everyone was born menous all but destroyed the world. That will not be allowed to happen again.