Blacklives Stories

These are just a few poems that I've had floating around in my brain (and my laptop) that I wanted to put out into the world. Any comments or feedback is welcomed :)

The end of the Cold War prompts a peace treaty to be enacted and signed by some of the top officials in the world to train individuals to diffuse any possible events that could lead to another war escalation. Thus, this treaty forms the creation of an organization on the down low where very young individuals are sacrificed randomly from each country and involuntarily are giving their lives to be trained as machines or assassins, to prevent particular events from escalating into another world war. These few individuals were decided upon to sacrifice for the greater good and are only taken once, after the Cold War. While they are taken by the organization to raise, their families are killed so as to remain invisible to the public. Although the foundation seems fair and a matter of utilitarianism, are the human rights of these individuals being violated worth the risk to maintain peace? Has the organization become corrupted? Is this what countries envisioned when they signed? As countries learn about what it has become, how will they feel? A certain percentage of young children are chosen from each country to be groomed into the program, and our show focuses on the most effective, most professional, mostest bestest- Carter, Cameron, Regina, Zoe, and Adrienne.All of them are haunted by their pasts like how they were chosen and even still, years into the organization. Season 1 will focus on exploring their respective traumas, and on the introduction of "new girl" Adrienne. Relationships will be established and secrets regarding how members were selected and the kinds of escalations they are meant to control, will be depicted.

Black bodies are bruised gems but gems nonetheless.

the recreation of Beauty In The Making

" You wanna know the difference between me and you two?" "Whats that?" " I was created out of love, you two are just compromise." ........................ ................................... Brunette 5 ft 6 16 years old. Isabella Gomez. All rights reserved. cover made by @trekonsi

This poem reveals to you all racism and it's uselessness in our present generation. The African culture and the beauty of it descendant are also major theme, it cuts across the end to racism and a beginning to racial equality and peace.

This seems to be a big problem and a daily occurrence with the world today. We are slowly being brainwashed to believe what they want us to believe, see things they want you to see, hear things they want you to hear. Slowly changing your perspectives, the way you view yourself, people and the environment around you. They paint false images of what perfection looks like, you know the fast cars, nice houses, Rolexes, etc. for the ladies, they've redefined perfection to be slim waist, big bosoms, fleece make up and so on, creating a problem of most of them not truly knowing and appreciating self worth. They don't even see themselves as perfect until they acquire these qualities. The media would also falsify stories by adding a little bit of salt to it in order to boost their ratings. You know, how we all add a little bit of lie to our stories when we tell friends who don't seem to be interested, just so we can get their attention? This has been going on for decades. People dying all around the world, storied that should be constantly aired in order to ignite some sort of spark that could one day, hopefully change the world. But no, they rather give you a quick headline of it and then switch it to news on which celebrity is dating who or something else that's totally irrelevant to the problems of the world. I know I'm probably ranting a lot for your liking and the main question that's probably ringing in your minds is "how do we solve the problem?" Like I mentioned earlier, the problem is that most of us don't know we are under mental slavery and the ones that do can't face the truth. They're so far into it that they feel comfortable and have accepted it as it is. So I guess the only way to be truly free is not necessarily to isolate yourself from it all, but to open your eyes and ears to see and listen to the things you can't see and hear. At least once you know the truth it is now up to you to decide what to believe and where to go from there.

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

Am proud of my melanin Am black am made of more

Centered around the crumbling life of a African-American youth in the 1960s who dreams of becoming a legendary musician and DJ but is brought down by becoming life's circumstantial casualty. We follow in his adventure of redemption and vengeance for his wasted mentor, and hope along the way that his dream is still achievable. Despite all mentioned, he also has to struggle with being a black man in America, and as the civil rights movement nears, so does his heart to its ideals.

Blood, sweat and goldenTEARS. This is a poetry book which presents all the issues people deal with today. The issues that are silenced by society.

This is the beginning. The beginning of a new life, home, husband, family and me. This is a story about Gianna and her new husband Quinn and the story of their new life together as a new couple. And follow along with their children as they all grow up from babies to seniors in high school and leave the house. A story on family.

JaBria suffering from domestic violence from her overly-strict parents meets Braxton (ice) a drug lord's son. What happens when they meet in an unexpected way?

hi lol feel free to read

Was it a family pattern or a curse of sorrow? A young girl leaves home in search of happiness but it appears everything she left behind followed her and almost ruined her. Enjoy this story as it unfolds

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This isnt like the other books you've probably read. This isn't a fanfiction, horror, comedy, fantasy, or whatever you read. This book is inspired by the world we live in the actual world not the imagination but what people choose not to see or even notice. My name is Katerina Ioane none of you know me this is my very first "book". I'm a colored girl in America I'll give you a sprinkle of what it feels like. Enjoy~

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