Segregation Stories

THOMAS is on a mission to find his kidnapped niece and teach the men who took her a lesson. It should've been easier said than done, but when his simple plan has a few hiccups along the way, he ends up in a town he has no business being in the first place. WILLOW and her children discover a man half bloodied stumbling on their land in the middle of the night and decide to take him in after knocking him out. Willow knows better than to take a complete stranger in - especially one who seems rough around the edges and doesn't talk much - but she's taken a liking to him. As feelings start to form, can Willow guard her heart against the hardened man who seems standoffish in nature, but loves hard? Or will she endure heartbreak as she watches him off to complete the task he had been assigned before ending up on her property?

In a world, veiled by secrecy and society. We live by way of word instead of will. Refusing to acknowledge our true history, we have taken on 1000 years of burdens. 1000 years of oppression. A thousand years of darkness created by our forefathers fear of the ANCIENT BLOODLINES return, thus creating... the 1000 YEAR VOID. THE FOLLOWING IS A HISTORICAL WORLD CREATED FROM THE HISTORY WE ACKNOWLEDGE & UNDERSTAND BUT FEAR. Join me and the #EnlightenedOnes as we dive HEAD FIRST into #The1000YearVoid❗️An Original 5 BOOK SERIES dedicated to exploring the things we acknowledge but #aVOID at all cost. The enticing yet horrifying truth of the history we live to day. How a world of living for the environment around us contributed to a 1000 Year Void of mystery, oppression, world domination, religious infiltration, generational curse breaking, every form of segregation, and MANY super natural beings. THIS is the HISTORICAL WORLD of #The1000YearVoid! COMING SOON!

An outcast, will she ever get accepted into this new reality?

A dystopian short story I did for English recently(sophomore year) I also accidentally made it seem like the main character has a crush on their best friend but yeah

I was required to write two poems for a Black History Outreach event being held in a restaurant & lounge. I am to present two poems, one of Dr. Maya Angelou and one of myself. This poem is of me, more so my thoughts, and manner of thinking. Please do comments. Constructive criticism is more than welcome. Do Enjoy. This is my first published writing.

There's hatred brewing in the heart of Claude Alexander. As a dark-skinned black man, Claude has experienced racism and discrimination not only from whites but also from lighter-skinned, mulatto blacks. So when his mixed-raced "sweetheart" cheats on him with another man, Claude explodes in anger and he kills her friend and another woman. Claude revels in the blood and gore and the notoriety he's is receiving, the press calling him Atlanta's Black Jack The Ripper. Two years pass and Claude's brutal crimes has caused a public uproar, Faced with growing criticism, the Atlanta Police Department assigns a squad of it's best detectives to hunt the Ripper,, led by yound detective, George Bullard. Bullard knows his task is difficult. First, he is a white man trying to solve the murders of black women. Tensions between whites and blacks remain high in the Jim Crow Atlanta after the race riot of 1906. Furthermore, the Atlanta Ripper is an elusive killer who leaves no evidence. But Bullard is determined to catch the Ripper. Atlanta's Black Jack The Ripper is a historical crime novel based upon the Atlanta Ripper, a serial killer who targeted women in the Atlanta, Georgia, from 1909 to 1924. The novel is written from the viewpoints of the serial killer and the cop who is trying to capture him.

A young man battles with racism as he tries to work his way towards a better life. He finds an unexpected romantic interest and despite his best efforts he falls in love.

This is a short essay that talks about segregation. Everyone at school thought it was pretty good so I posted it here. Please read, vote or comment.

After an uprising frees all robots from servitude, one robot struggles to find purpose and meaning in this new world (1504 Words).

this story is an omegaverse au between my friends and me. yes we are all in real asf relationships.

On the surface, Zenobia's principles of segregation were pure with good intentions; separate the men and women to keep the peace between sexes - to stop discrimination, inequality and violence. However, is a segregated society the best place to nurture humans? As two adolescents venture out to The Wall for solace, they uncover an essence of humanity long since forgotten after many years of segregation; and with it, the experience of the bittersweet taste of ugly fruits and vegetables. My entry to the contest: #RomanceToBeorNottoBe

If you could change one rule in society, what would it be? In a world of the dead, your powers and drawbacks completely depend on how you died in your past life. People die in all sorts of ways, from burning in a fire, to freezing to death, every single day, but there are very few exceptions in their world. This book is about a girl named Audrey, the two sides, and the School of Magic. Read to find out more!

Amena Brown is a girl trapped in a life where everything is unfair just because of the color of her skin She has faced the challenges of segregation her whole life silently hoping the day to be truly free. Growing up in Jackson Mississippi in 1964 one of the most racist cities in America has a bunch in store for young Amena Amena has been transferred to a white people school at the beginning of her Senior year because of her impressive Academics that surpassed her school . Will she survive the torment or will she succumb to all the obstacles thrown her way? Will a turquoise blueish greenish eyed boy help Amena survive her new life? Or will he be the person to push her two the edge?

"She's certainly to blame", they said. "It's totally her fault". "But it wasn't me", over and over she said. "It was never me".

After the war, the East and the West were divided by walls. Each side hated by the other and with the only neutral ground being a strip of land dividing the country in half. The governments idea of limiting segregation. In the beginning it was perfect, but then the coin flipped. The beauties of the west burned by fires and disease. The East, a utopia in the distance, seemed promising to western parents for their children. But the easterners weren't about to let the west be happy. Not after the war. Not again. Not ever.

This is the Institution. Watch your back... Do your job... Don't show emotion... Or else you're dead

[REWRITTING] Nineteen year old Mae is one of the first visitors to the mysterious city of Raleigh. Nery, her best friend, and Jabez, an unlikely friend, become the first three people to find out Raleigh's secrets. But when Mae's life becomes intertwined with the youngest Maker, Caiden, she suddenly finds herself at the center of an inner city struggle. She's also attracted the attention of the city's vigilante, the Journeyman, in more ways than one. Mae must uncover the secrets sprouting among her closest allies before it jeopardizes the fate of not only Raleigh but of her home as well. Little does she know that what started as an innocent visit will change her life forever.

My attention warred between his attractive features and the cold chill of his words, "You will do everything i tell you to, otherwise," I already knew the fatal penalty waiting for me if i didn't agree . . . . Secretly born a white wolf, in territory of merciless black wolves, Regina has to live under the disguise of a human; acting invisible and unsuspected; in order to avoid being killed if anybody ever discovers this secret. But things go south when the future Alpha of the Blackwolves pack is on to discovering what she is and he isn't above blackmail. They say black wolves are shifters to be cautious of, their intentions are like red roses or like poppies, so what game was he playing at?