Xenophobia Stories

BORROWED TONGUES is about identity, xenophobia, first love, and the violence of being told to be quiet. It's written through poems, diary entries, and the moments between. It's for every kid who was told their name was "too hard." For everyone who crossed a border with more hope than papers. For the ones building new lives who refuse to erase themselves.

She crossed a border for a better life... but found herself fighting to survive. Amara believed in one thing-Africa is one. One people. One home. But in South Africa, that belief begins to break. The smiles feel different. The prices change. The word "foreigner" follows her like a shadow. What happens when the place you run to... starts pushing you out? The Enemy Looks Like Me is a raw, emotional story about identity, survival, and the painful truth of what happens when we turn against our own.

WHAT IS RACISM? "Why do people think that something as permanent as race, something we have no choice in, can make us better than another person?" -Sarah, 16 THERE ARE NO REASONS OR EXCUSES FOR RACISM. IT’S JUST WRONG. Racism is ugly. It divides people into “us” and “them”, based on where we come from or the colour of our skin. And it happens when people feel that it’s okay to treat others badly as they go about their daily lives. And sometimes, you don’t see it at all. This essay is an attempt of sharing what the author feels about a particular subject. The author does not intend to hurt any community/person. Readers' views are welcome.

A Christmas carol I wrote.

A short story collection about African nationals living in South Africa. "Warmest Welcome in Durban" is the 11th story of the short story collection.

A poem anthology divided into three topics: I - Is this Feminism? II - "God, I love boobs" and other Gay Thoughts I have III - Fuck Brexit and your racists reasons to vote for it Perfect for fans of Amanda Lovelace (author of "the princess saves herself in this one" and "the witch doesn't burn in this one"). This book is not really political, it discusses difficult topics like feminism and sexism, homophobia, racism and xenophobia and the author's personal experience with them. Trigger warnings: although there are no explicit mentions of violence, there are references to sexual assault, r*ape culture, homophobia, sexism, bullying and discrimination. Make sure you are in a good, healthy head space to read it. The reader is always welcome to interact and tell their own experience but please make it a safe space and do not spread hate. Thank you for looking into my book :)

*Technically complete, but in its first iterations. Feel free to leave feedback for future revisions!* Two high schoolers engage in dialogue regarding prejudice against marginalized ethnicities--particularly regarding undocumented Latinx immigrants--and how one outside the community can become an advocate.

She rolled her sleepy shoulders, straightened her back and lifted her drowsy head up to look at him. Still puffy her youthful eyes looked towards him, who unsurprisingly was already lost in her strong beauty. Her hand wandered to his neck, and closed the gap between the two. Silently they studied each other's faces; there was no need for words. Till heaven reunites us we will be by each other's sides. That was the promise they made, that was the promise they'd keep.

Life/ work experience

Ngozi looks like any other 18 year old girl. She's a hard worker. An over achiever and she's loved by all. Her life seems to be exactly where she wants it to be,that is until her brother is found dead in a shallow grave. She goes on a journey of self discovery. And has to find the answer to this question. What is the purpose of happiness?

the boogeyman comes when its dark. creeps under your bed. digs his nails on your skin. brings out the nightmares.

S.J High school, famous for bringing the girls from trips pregnant. It was that way all the time, and our parents still kept on sending us on school trips. But this time it was a different case, we were the ones going for the school trip and our story was all way scarier than the girls who got pregnant. We were all happy, and we thought a month away from our horrible and messed up lives could solve it all. But instead, misunderstandings, killings, and unnecessary wars begun.

A Sunday evening which turns into horrific for Lisa as she went through the scariest nightmares of her life and whether Lisa will survive overcoming this or not a suspense is waiting there

Podcast transcript. This time Christina and I are chatting about the fact that Friedrich Bhaer has never been played by an actual German actor in a major Little Women film adaptation, despite the fact that Louisa May Alcott was nuts about Germany. We are chatting about Daniel Brühl and the presentation of Germans in the modern media.

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