Blacklivesmatter Stories

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Hitoshi Shinsou was adopted by two of his teachers, Shota and Hizashi Yamada-Aizawa, one day Eri, his sister, decides to play a prank on Hizashi while Hitoshi was sitting right there, Hizashi let out an ear-piercing scream. Hitoshi was taken by surprise and didn't have time to cover his ears. He was left in silence, deafening silence. "Do not blame her!" "I don't! I don't blame her! I blame you! I blame you!"

In which I appreciate and uplift melaninated women and men because this world brings us down time, and time again. May you drip in Melanin and be Black without apology.

the thoughts of an angry, weird, slightly hyper, black girl

Janette Moreau is a black-to-white girl from the Caribbean who goes on a journey to the sea in search of her pirate father, retold by her mother to be a glorious and honourable man, whose name Janette doesn't know. During her journey, Janette falls captive on a Chinese junk, under the captainship of a ruthless Chinese pirate, Blood Rain. However, soon Janette finds out that Blood Rain has come to the Caribbean in search of the most precious treasure that the pirates can imagine - the treasure of Sea Goddess Calypso... With the help of the Pirate Lord of the Caribbean, infamous Captain Jack Sparrow and his reliable first mate Mr. Gibbs, Blood Rain and Janette go on a quest to find the Calypso's Treasure and defeat the evil demon of the Seven Seas, Davy Jones, who has come back from his death after the Trident of Poseidon was broken by Jack Sparrow, Henry Turner and Carina Barbossa. But Janette shall soon discover that her long-sought pirate father is not exactly the kind of person she expected him to be...

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I never thought I would take a bullet for someone. That night just happened so fast. I'm a RN who was working with a patient. That's when the shooting happened. It still amazes me that I took a bullet for him. He keeps asking me if I would do it again. Would I do it again?

Gender, roots, racism, light skin drama, accent, black love and some stories about being a woman from a Latin country living in North America.

"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.

I'll probably just rant about social issues here because we seem to have a lot of them.

A compilation of poems reflecting on the moments that set my soul ablaze, the moments that dimmed it and the ones I look forward to. Enjoy.

TRIGGER WARNING: mental health, homophobia, sexism, racism, self harm based on the true story of my life as a lesbian teen and how messed up our world is...I wish I wasn't able to even write about this. Sorry it's so short right now, I will be adding more throughout the next few days, thank you! I will try to add this at the end of every part but, if you have any suggestions go ahead and leave a comment.

After her break up, Maiya Jack, was as depressed and lonely as can be, she even got a new roommate to keep her company but little did she know, her roommate was a girl she met on the new dating site she joined. Lynn Micheals, a newly single woman ready to experience the new single life, gets kicked out her apartment by her ex and has to find her a place to stay and a girlfriend as well. When these two finally move in with each other, without knowing each other's personal life, would they still be friends? Lovers? Or enemies?

A poem i made out of solidarity with the blm movement. I avoid political poems but this isnt even political.. this is just stupidity and ignorance

I have been inspired to write a book of rants and as a bisexual woman of color I have much to say I can assure you that

16 year old mixed raced Lana Thomas lives with her mother, stepfather and half siblings in Texas. But there she strolls rather isolated through her young life without any friends in school. She believes destiny has a grudge against her and blames her for all the bad things which started happening after her father died. Not being able to cope with Lana's pity party anymore, destiny herself decides to finally begin with Lana's true story. So a few days later Lana is told that they're not only going to be moving towns suddenly, but moving to another STATE. To spice things up more, Rob, Lana's stepfather wants to be near his first-born son, called Carter. The problem is that it seems like Carter is out to turn her into a mentally unstable patient. And then, there is the other half of him, his best friend called Drake who behaves the exact same way as Carter when they're around Lana. Another spoon full of teenage problems with a pinch of danger basically sums up the recipe to fully filled basket of disaster. Moving usually means new beginnings but the question is will Lana finally find acceptance there? The journey from loneliness to acceptance, sibling fights to sibling support Follow Lana to her biggest challenge of finally achieving to be Lana.

Hi I am 11 years old and I wrote this poem about prejudice against black people in light of George Floyd's death. I hope you like it.

↳𝐠𝐫𝐚𝐲𝐬𝐨𝐧 𝐝𝐨𝐥𝐚𝐧↲ 90𝐬 ✧ ❝𝐲𝐞𝐚𝐡 𝐠𝐢𝐫𝐥 𝐡𝐞'𝐬 𝐣𝐮𝐬𝐭 𝐚𝐧𝐨𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐫 𝐨𝐧𝐞 𝐨𝐟 𝐭𝐡𝐨𝐬𝐞 𝐝𝐢𝐫𝐭𝐲 𝐫𝐢𝐜𝐡 𝐛𝐨𝐲𝐬.❞

Here is a collection of poems I have written throughout my poetic journey. The pieces in this book will reflect on my outlook on living in society as a young black woman in America, managing self care, collateral damage and oppression.

This is my coping mechanism. I love poetry and feel like it's the only anchor for me some days. I thank those who have me strength to share. I write about Trauma and dark moments of my life so if those aren't for you neither is this.