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When five-year-old Donna-Marie presses her face against a chain-link fence and meets the boy next door, neither of them knows what's coming. He's seven years old with ears too big for his face and a secret about a book called Neverland. She's loud and curious and completely herself. His name is Michael Jackson. This is the story of the woman who knew him first. Spanning sixty-five years from a backyard in Gary, Indiana to the 2026 BET Awards, Donna-Marie follows one woman's life alongside the most famous man in the world. Her career. Her column. Her agency. Her four sons. Her walk that became the standard. And the love story that started at a fence and never really ended. This is not Michael Jackson's story. It's hers. (uploading 4-6 chapters each week on Mondays!)

𝓦𝓱𝓪𝓽 𝓱𝓪𝓹𝓹𝓮𝓷𝓼 𝔀𝓱𝓮𝓷 𝓸𝓵𝓭 𝓯𝓵𝓪𝓶𝓮𝓼 𝓻𝓮𝓾𝓷𝓲𝓽𝓮?

My personal COPYRIGHTED poem for my support in the black lives matter movement.It's a shame that one has to be judge by the

enjoy my book of beautiful underrated black women, and faceclaims for stories.

Before he was the powerful Reverend Jonathan Ward - shepherd of one of the city's largest and most respected churches - he was a man of the law. A sharp, unshakable defense attorney who believed in protecting the people from a system designed to break them. But power has a price. When a high-profile client from the city's most feared family offers him more money and influence than he's ever seen, Jonathan finds himself standing at the edge of a dangerous line - one that could cost him his soul. Then comes Clarice - a brilliant, faith-driven hospital CEO raising two daughters on her own. She sees the man behind the tailored suits and courtroom victories... a man God isn't finished with yet. From the pulpit to the courthouse, from late-night prayers to the high-stakes battles of justice, Gospel & Law is a sweeping tale of faith, love, and redemption. It's the story of a man learning that true victory isn't won in the courtroom... but in the heart.

❝There are limits to how much living can be done in a life deprived of freedom.❞ A constantly evolving body of art based on love, lust, redemption, hope, beauty, pain, lessons, anxiety and growth from the mind of an eighteen-year-old African wallflower. Collection of poems (memoirs) inspired by insomnia, nostalgia and the voices that constantly resonate in my head. Pages and pages of words I'll never say. Haphazard reflections of the world in lines and stanzas. [Cover by me]

Orange You Glad is a journey of peeling back pain, joy, and identity - one poem at a time. For the ones who feel like they were born into the wrong world. For those who laugh, cry, curse, and praise - sometimes all in one breath. These are God-given poems. Not "churchy," just human. Raw. Reflective. Unapologetically Black. And still becoming.

These are the confessions of a woke black girl. Every single that I find myself on this earth, I observe different problematic issues surrounding and within the black community as a collective. Issues that I believe are so obvious and alarming and occur everyday, yet it seems never to be a topic of discussion. I am using this platform to give a voice to these issues and shed light to whilst also aiming to make young black folk aware of them. These are the confessions of a woke black girl.

Melyanah Reed is the first woman of color to reach the ultimate office: President of the United States. Follow her inspiring and ambitious rise from high school to the White House...

This is a story about resilience, sisterhood and chosen family

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

Team Ericka or Team Euniq? Maybe the better question is.. toxic love or the love that loves you back?

Poetry from the heart and soul.

I'm a 16 year old black girl who writes stories on wattpad. I'm not the most attractive or the best dressed, person ever nor the healthiest. So I plan on doing a daily blog type thing on my way to a better me

we love and we are loved.

Another Glee fanfic Akinka 'Ink'Bentwood tired of the drama of private school messiness decides to transfer to a public school William McKinley high. Where she see Mercedes Jones, being treated like a misfit and outcast. Sick of seeing the way she's treated Ink takes it upon herself to become her fairy godmother . Her goals are to get Mercedes a boyfriend and make her popularity. Along the way she strong arms her two siblings /best friends into helping . The three of them joined the glee club.

A collection of poems expressing how I feel about what and who matter to me the most.