Blacklivematter Stories

There will be poems of all kinds, including sad ones. You will see true feelings so if your someone who gets offended easily then pls dont read this. There will also be poems about God and Christianity. Pls remeber to comment and vote for this story. I will also add photos at the end of each chapter cuz why not. Anyways byeeee.

"Carter! Put the gun down!" she screamed. The tears were streaming down my face as I pressed the steel 9 millimeter to my right temple. I'm trapped in a life of evil. Death is the only escape. Where I'm from, if you 'Blood In,' you can only 'Blood Out.' "Carter please don't do this. I love you," she said through heartbreaking tears. "We'll get through this together. I promise I'll never leave you." Her speech forced so much emotion from my inner gut. How could a woman so beautiful end up with a savage thug like me? I ain't good at nothing but running these streets. I love her with everything I have. I could still hear the ambulance sirens outside my window. No doubt they were still scraping his bloody body off of the ground. The thought alone caused more tears to fill my eyes. How can he be gone like this? "Give me the gun," she said. I didn't oblige. The gun stayed pressed on my temple. "Carter, give me the gun!" Before she could say another word, I closed my eyes tightly, feeling the warm tears run down my face. My fingers began touching the trigger as I prepared to shoot. I took a deep breath before... CLICK! the gun sounds. "Carter! No!" she screams. I'll always love her -- my Blood Diamond. Carter Jackson is fighting to protect & provide for his family as he struggles to survive in the ruthless ghettos of Los Angeles. As a member of the notorious street gang, The Bloods, every day he lives is a challenge to survive. When he finally finds love in his hometown best friend, Amanda Nicole, she vows to ride for him through these streets of violence. But when their first child is born, the struggle climaxes and all hell breaks loose. This coming-of-age story is between two teens who live dangerously in love while struggling through murder, drugs, lust, and poverty. Will Carter survive these streets? How much is a Blood Diamond truly worth? The real answer is buried in this dramatic love story. || Starring: Lucas Coly x Jacy Jordan.

Kyla Hardwick .... just a regular girl in High school good grades, beautiful, couple friends, STAR athlete on the basketball team. Only a few things in her life are kept in the closet but slowly the secrets start unraveling... Will Kyla lose everything she worked so hard for over a murder she didn't commit?

To All BLACK Girls You are Beautiful 🤪 You are Jewels 💎 You are the Sun ☀️ You are the Moon 🌚 You are the Eclipse of Beauty ✨ You are Strong 💪🏾 You are Resilient 🤧 You are Goddesses 👑 You are Queens 👸🏾 You are Life ✊🏾 ~ Young Black Girl

First, arriving in chains and shackles Mind racing; prepared for battle, in a land not my own. Stripped from my home, Humiliated, whipped, raped and frightened to the bone... In this hell; I felt alone. Then, they say 'you're free' Was I supposed to be happy? That I was working for Zero fees, tilling, nurturing, and pleading on my hands and my knees Unable to read... please! Finally, I began to fight. Fought for liberation and rights Fought not to see my brother's body dangling from Great Oaks at night Struggling to survive, vote, learn ...and, We shall overcome... someday? They didn't want me to know. When I figured it out, they implemented COINTELPRO ...and, burned down my community. But my immunity to downfall at the hand of oppression Left me standing in solidarity with those just like me. Now, the day has arrived. And, I must believe my eyes because Black Lives... They Matter If I walk up to the White House door and knocked, A brown face would answer. In a sea of faces pride spreads, Similar to the effects of cancer, but not as negative For the most part, they're letting me live What once had to be taken, some now give ...respect, admiration and the ability to have dignity. Yes, even though, some still feel the need to depict me as a monkey. We finally - THANK GOD - We FINALLY Got... us... FREE!!

I AM ACTIVE ON HERE!!!!!!!!!

Here Amanda will tell you her stories of her life, on how she copes with being a black girl in an area with predominantly white people. She talks about how she deals with racism and much more. In this book you get an insight of that one black girl. Join Amanda in her emotional roller coaster and her outtake in life. Highest Rank No. 601 in Short Story

This poured out of me last night as sleep eluded me. I needed to express my thoughts and emotions and have them be out in the universe, to give voice to them whether or not this post will be seen. I hope you're all staying safe and staying strong.

Every morning that I enter my office, I am afraid. Every time my boss calls me into his cabin, panic rises in my stomach like bile. Every promotion, every pay-check brings along with it a new fear. Even coffee spilled on my shirt, even a missing pen. If there is a hell of Earth? It is contained within the four walls of Mr. Santana's cabin. ( entry for Amazon Prime's #Panic Writing Contest )

Educating yourself and supporting the movement, all in one book.

Madagascar is lost. To school: she's an overweight, dead quiet, lonely, unpopular, bald and unattractive black weirdo with friends who are as strange as she is. To home: she's a colour of creativity, celestially kind and shines with class. To herself: she's so much more then she seems, if only her voice was strong enough to tell the world. To tell herself. To Love: Madagascar's life is going to change but it must start with her.

Larray cheats on Brady with... read to find out

Marvelle Venereuse is a young teenager who struggles to survive in the cruel and cold streets of London city. She survives due to her skill in petty theft, but is cautioned for it. her life is almost over. when she is introduced to magic forces all around her. she switches bodies with the mayor's daughter and finds love in a high school student. will her life be what she wanted it to be or will she have to face the consequences of her actions

Emily is lesbian. She used to be anorexic, anorexic and suicidal. When she was fifteen she had an attempt in suicide that was unsuccessful. Her recovery, and even the fact that she survived, was a medical miracle. It was truly a wonder, even a bit too wondrous, Emily had thought. She always had her doubts but she was grateful for a second chance at life. Two years later and cured of anorexia, Emily rediscovers Sam, a magical being called a spirit, and her world turns upside down. Emily learns of magic and the world of wonders that are hidden from the eyes of humans in plain sight. Emily discovers a hidden talent, and slowly but surely, starts to fall in love with Sam, even though he's a he. If Emily can't keep a secret, one concerning the world of wonders, she will be banned from it and from Sam. Can Emily carry this burden? Or will she slip and let it out and never see Sam, ever, again? And will she find out the truth of what happened on the day she almost died?

Maja an average 16 year old girl, that only had time for her friends, family and books suddenly made an enemy and that with the new student Noah , even though she is the most loving creature on this earth. Noah, he loves to play basketball and is a new student at Maja's school. Usually he isn't such a trouble maker, but sinve he and Maja crossed paths, their life changed.

- Nie przejmuj się. Zawsze się czegoś doczepią. - Łatwo ci mówić. Przypomniało mi się, że nie jestem jedyna, którą może to boleć. - Przepraszam. Dodałam. - Spoko. Może kiedyś się to skończy. Uśmiechnął się, lubiłam kiedy się uśmiecha...

"Good Enough" is a raw and unapologetic spoken word piece that dives deep into the struggle of identity, self-worth, and survival in a world that still places labels, stereotypes, and barriers on Black lives. Through powerful repetition and unfiltered honesty, the poem captures the weight of depression, the silence of invisibility, and the ever-present question: When will I be seen as enough? This piece weaves together the personal battle of inner darkness with the collective reality of systemic injustice, shining light on the pain of being overlooked, underestimated, and dehumanized. It is both a cry for recognition and a mirror held up to society's ongoing failures. More than just words, "Good Enough" is a testimony-an emotional journey that gives voice to the unheard, honors the resilience of the oppressed, and demands reflection from those who listen.

In which I write my opinion about many things in this world. Raise your words, not your voice. It is rain who grows flowers, not thunder. - Rumi When the whole world is silent, even one voice is powerful. - Malala Yousafzai **This is my opinion about many things in this world. I do not intend to hurt anyone through my writings but if I do, I sincerely apologize from the bottom of my heart.**

random poems written for: school to express my emotions school and some more school

Just something you might need right now;)