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The Wild And Turbulent Years (Season 2)

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Reads 125
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Parts 11
Time 2h 40m

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It is now the first half of 1968.  And this story follows Darren Wilson and his family and friends during that tumultuous year.All Rights Reserved

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In The Waters I Must Be Cleansed by 07Iwannadie07

Weeks after Brown vs. Board of Education, a fictional Tennessean town destroys black homes and enforces a mandatory curfew for African Americans in the town, forcing many to leave when the sun shall fall on them. Except one, who finds asylum in the home of an old friend.

1969 | a.u. a.i by vitaminv1995

"I can't be with you." "Why not?" "You're white. I'm considered black. It wouldn't work. You'll open your eyes and realize that loving me was a mistake." ~~~~ in which a 22 year old Aussie moves to the states and falls for a 17 year old light skin girl.

𝑬𝒀𝑬𝑺 𝑺𝑻𝑰𝑳𝑳 𝑶𝑵 𝑼𝑺|Book 2 by nenewritesometimes

NOTE: THIS IS A SEQUEL TO EYES ON US STORY! PLEASE READ BOOK ONE FIRST BEFORE READING THIS ONE. STORY ARE FOR MATURE AUDIENCES ONLY! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 𝗘𝗬𝗘𝗦 𝗔𝗥𝗘 𝗦𝗧𝗜𝗟𝗟 𝗢𝗡 𝗨𝗦... It's easy to love someone when things are perfect and everything's wonderful. But, to love someone when things are difficult, when they're not being perfect, when they're messing up, flaws are seen, mistakes are made...that's what really allow you to see how much love there is really. Anyone can love someone who doing and saying all the right things, being everything you want and need, when they're got it all together and it all figured it out. But, to love someone at their lowest, to love someone despite how broken they feel, when they're lost, when you're willing to stand by them no matter how challenging or difficult things may be, that kind of love is a lot more beautiful. That kind of love is a lot more meaningful. Thank you for loving me both times when things are good and bad, up and down. Thank you for taking in every aspect and part of me, accepting my flaws, forgiving my mistakes and helping me become the best version of me. 06/26/2021-02/19/2022 Rankings: #181 in black 9/16/2021 #2 in blackcharacters 9/16/2021 #570 in urban 9/16/2021 #20 in urbannovel 9/16/2021 #3 in blackstory 9/16/2021

Obsession by sugarkissxx

It was just one night....i guess that's all it took. [Very Triggering] #2 wmbw 5/22/20 Completed!!!

The Promise by WrittenByKalifa

Before Ryan was killed in the war, Chris promised him that he'd look out for Ryan's wife and daughter. Chris is determined to honor that promise but the unthinkable happens and now him and Lamaria are stuck trying to figure things out.

The Wild And Turbulent Years by apenta79

After Darren Wilson and his twin sister Jackie's mother suddenly dies, they go to live with their father in California.

THE BLEU BROTHERS|MJ by XZENNE

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It Doesn't Get Anymore Colorful Than You by ibriclarke

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Not to the Swift by SonWorshiper

When a white policeman shoots an unarmed black teenager, the faith and strength of two families are shaken and a Midwest inner city community struggles with all-too-familiar tensions. The city's lead investigator strives to control escalating protests, a middle school teacher tries to calm her frightened students, and a pastor sees a rare opportunity for his community's voice to be heard. The victim's friend feels the prison walls of gang and drug-related violence closing in, and the officer suffers under a burden of guilt and shame. But the heaviest decision falls on average-Joe hospital technician George Washington, who finds himself--gun in hand--face to face with the man who killed his son. Background: In 2014, I completed my first National Novel Writing Month challenge--in November, I wrote a novel with 50,000 words. I published the book, but never promoted it. No one wants to pay for something with no idea what they're going to get. So I'm going to post preview chapters. All my books are available on Amazon in both paperback and Kindle editions. What's this book about? When I first committed to writing a novel, I planned on doing one of my fantasy projects. But the death of Michael Brown in Ferguson and the resulting explosion of racial tensions dominated the news. What I saw online frustrated me. I knew that there was more to the story than any one side would likely present. Such complex issues aren't answered by sound bites and 140-character policy statements. I read up on aspects of culture I had no exposure to. I sought perspectives that wouldn't appear on my Facebook feed or regular web browsing. And I devoured some great books by Malcolm Gladwell that address human nature from an analytical angle using racial tensions and the civil rights movement as primary examples. I was amazed, moved, challenged, and inspired. And I knew that though I arguably have no right to say anything on the subject of racial tensions, I had to write this book.

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𝑬𝒀𝑬𝑺 𝑺𝑻𝑰𝑳𝑳 𝑶𝑵 𝑼𝑺|Book 2 cover

Obsession cover

The Promise cover

The Wild And Turbulent Years cover

THE BLEU BROTHERS|MJ cover

It Doesn't Get Anymore Colorful Than You cover

Not to the Swift cover

In The Waters I Must Be Cleansed

Weeks after Brown vs. Board of Education, a fictional Tennessean town destroys black homes and enforces a mandatory curfew for African Americans in the town, forcing many to leave when the sun shall fall on them. Except one, who finds asylum in the home of an old friend.