𝗨𝗻𝗮𝗽𝗼𝗹𝗼𝗴𝗲𝘁𝗶𝗰

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Reads 77
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Parts 2
Time 6m

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Nevaeh is born biracial she loves both of her cultures and couldn't ask for a better life. She is raised in white suburbia where her friends are white, half of her family is white, and her boyfriend is white. 

She doesn't know anything else other than the privilege that was given to her when she was born from a Spaniard mother who always passed for white. Everything changes when her perfect mother has an affair and births a fully white baby boy. 

Nevaeh is forced to live with her dad, her parents think it will be a nice change in environment plus she won't have to deal with her parent's drama. Her attitude changes when she learns she has to move to a place called 'the ghetto' but in nicer words the projects. There she'll live with her Grandma and dad and learn what it means to really be black. 

Take this adventure with Nevaeh as she learns the big difference between how she chooses to identify herself and how that affects others.All Rights Reserved

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