In Her Own Skin

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Parts 3
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Reads 24
Votes 5
Parts 3
Time 7m

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Racism isn't it an ugly thing. Being  discriminated just because of the color of your skin sad right. Tara never loved or appreciated her own skin she saw  it as an enemy. Being the darkest one in class let alone in school not a guy asking her out on a date because she was classified as too dark leaving her to not at all good enough to have a potential love life. Why?. Why couldn't she have been lighter or even white. Why did she have to be different and a target.  But Nathan Forde   never saw Tara that way he saw the beauty of her  her chocolate glowing skin her pretty dark chocolate eyes but he couldn't figure out why she hated her skin. She was stunning in his eyes after all. Will Tara appreciate her  ever appreciate skin?. Find out In Her Own SkinAll Rights Reserved

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