histórias de Womenofcolor

This is Irva's first year in high school. This is also her first time taking a school bus and the first time meeting Ted. Soon the bus and Ted are synonymous with one another. She needs the bus as much as she needs Ted. Will Ted bust her out of her shell? But then again Irva is too stuck up to need Ted. Find out what happens when Ted takes Irva for a ride...

An young couple prepares to spend Thanksgiving with one side of the family. It is here secrets are exposed and lives destroyed.

❝THIS IS JUST LIKE BUDAPEST ALL OVER AGAIN.❞ IN WHICH I PROVIDE FEMALE FACECLAIMS FOR YOUR CHARACTERS.

A first hand experience of being a WOC in America, being mixed, and feeling split between cultures.

Sino has it all - a thriving career as an ob/gyn, loyal friends, and the confidence to take on anyone who questions her choices. Fierce, beautiful, and unapologetic, she's built her life on one truth: she doesn't want children. But when love finds her in the form of Nathan, a charming engineer, her world begins to unravel. Lies, betrayal, and family pressure drag her into battles she never asked for - and never wanted. Sino's refusal to bend sets off a chain of events that threaten her career, her relationships, and ultimately, her life. How much can one woman endure when even love becomes a weapon against her?

The one thing we do when we create our characters is picture their face, but it isn't always easy to show others your image. So here's what this book will help with, hopefully - giving you the chance to find the perfect face claim for your beloved characters! :D {If there are any female face claims you wish to see on here as well, feel free to tell me and I'll add them! I won't put up anyone under 18, however.} DISCLAIMER: Everyone found in this book obviously belongs to themselves. Book cover (c) @LadyCookieCupcake RANKINGS: #236 in FACECLAIM {19/12/2018} #16 in WOMENOFCOLOR {25/01/2019} #10 IN WOMENOFCOLOR {29/01/2019}

Hi guys it's the Sunflower Child.

This is a series-fic based on the end-credit scene in Black Panther where Bucky is found to be living in a small village in Wakanda. This story is about him and the person that helped him heal. You. This will also be posted on my tumblr account @letswritetonight if you want to go check it out, or be tagged for updates in the series or in any of my other fandoms. Also, maybe on my AO3 account too!

Welcome to my mind! These are a collection of poems that I wrote over the years that talk about my many intersecting identities. From being a college student to being a Black woman to being queer, etc... Explore the many themes of sexuality, self-discovery, intersectionality, and more. The art in the chapters is NOT mine and does NOT belong to me, but please do support them!! I've listed their information and it's just to show some of their work that has resonated with me! Please don't steal or use my content without permission!! All rights are reserved to ME!

❝ Heavy is the head that wears the crown ❞ Emily Grimm is a seventeen-year-old high school student. She is surly and stoic, unhappy with everything. At the beginning of senior year, she finds out that she is not human but part of a race of extinct supernaturals called the Grimm. The Grimm are physically strong, able to regenerate quickly as well as wield magic. She quickly realizes that being a Grimm is a lot more complicated than being super strong. She must learn to control her new powers and the violent urges that come with them and fight the dark powers inside her that are pushing to be unleashed. Cover design by @Sinadana This book is not suitable for younger readers. Ideal age: teens 16/17+ [due to some mature language and situations] #LGBTQ+

Hello there! Now that the deadline for The People of Colour Literary Awards has passed, fret not if you missed it or if you didn't have a book to enter. We will be putting up prompts up in this book where we challenge you to challenge yourself and write write write! We will be posting different and interesting prompt challenges in here every 1st of each month. Most of them will be collaborations with other campaigns on here that are similar to what we are trying to achieve here on wattpad. I look forward to seeing your entries!

providing you with the best face claims

each chapter will have 20 different women who are all women of color. may this help bring more diversity to wattpad

Three women. One city. Zero expectations. Micah doesn't like being touched. Rayna doesn't like being lied to. Sanaa doesn't know what she wants-just that she's tired of being "too much" for everyone. In the heart of Atlanta, their lives begin to collide like smoke, heat, and gasoline-slowly, then all at once. Three the Hard Way is a slow-burn Black poly romance about broken boundaries, soft love, and the kind of healing that doesn't always come with closure-but sometimes, comes with each other. This is not a love triangle. It's a story about the people who walk in when everyone else walks out.

Returning Now. This book ruined my life. Fucking ruined it. But it was so worth every tear, every bad day, every night up, and every friend I lost. Because this book may be fictional, but it's all too real. "It all began with an unexpected kiss behind a banquet hall at semi-formal. Virvanna believed she had everything planned out. Step one was easy- Get Hot. Step two became tricky- get your elementary school-yard bully (and most popular guy in High School) to fall for you. Step 3 was becoming harder every day- don't catch feelings. Through a turbulence of secret hook-ups and sneaking out to parties, mixed with shaking up the social hierarchy and questioning the impending patriarchy, Virvanna has less control than she THINKS over how her Metamorphosis will go. Can the newbie butterfly survive the cold winter winds of junior year?" From friends, to boyfriends, to hair, to clothes, to new kids, to adventures... Everything is changing. Or is it? Written by Kat Moscone

WARNING: CONTAINING EVEN MORE SASS THAN THE LAST BOOK. IF YOU ARE EASILY BUTTHURT, DO NOT READ. TRIGGER WARNING: Containing mentions of depression and related topics. If you don't feel comfortable reading this material, don't. So, this time, we're not in New York City. Well, kinda. We're on two opposite ends of the country, if that makes any sense at all. San Fransisco and New York City. Nice cities, huh? For all you people who liked the last thing I wrote, this is for you. The story just couldn't end with one book, we all know that. Anyways, this one is a bit different, so I hope you like it. Now we have two people, on opposite ends of the country, both searching for answers in the wake of a tragedy. Did that sound cliche enough? I hope so. Anyways, our two ever so lovely heroes are a bit messed up, but then again, so am I as I tell there story to you. Let me tell you, it's not all pink and rainbows, I hate pink. Strictly a black kinda girl. What happens when the mask comes off, and what's under neath is revealed? Sorry, that sounded perverted. I didn't mean for it to sound that way. Just, what happens in the aftermath of what people discovering who they are?act So, now our heroes must deal with people trying to kill them, and tasks more difficult than the ones at the Triwizard Tournament, all while fighting these without each other. So many questions, so little time to answer them all. They will be answered, I'm just not going to say when. Buckle your seatbelt, use the bathroom, and don't get off guys. I'm going to take you on a roller coaster ride of emotions and plot points. I hope you enjoy, and those who got the references, pat on the back. Fangirl out.

a book inspired by the movie 'For Colored girls ' starring JANET JACKSON, ANIKA NONI ROSE, LORETTA DEVINE, THANDIWE NEWTON, KERRY WASHINGTON, KIMBERELY ELISE, WHOOPI GOLDBERG, TESSA THOMPSON AND PHYLICIA RASHAD. Women of different culture; striving for their freedoms because "men have such a double standard" that they can do everything while a women cannot. For Colored Girls who have considered suicide/ when the rainbow is enuf

This is an attempt at a contemporary, UK based adaptation of Nina Simone's Four Women and a comment upon privilege and marginalisation. The story follows four British women of colour, four non white women across seven weeks that will prove to be fairly pivotal in their journeys of self discovery and ultimately a lesson in how we are so much easier to rule when we are divided.