Blackhistorymonth Stories

"Mr. Sm-Sm-Smith," was all I could stammer out. "Mmhmm," he whispered into my ear. My breath got heavy, and I felt weak in his presence. He melted me...

Jadeshola Badmus is not your regular female lead. She's outspoken, Brilliant, Sassy, beautiful, intelligent, and is the president of the Literary and debate team. What's...

Men from every decade and every race of your fantasy/imagination put into one book. Rewritten: 6/14/23.

I watch her when she walks in, orders the same drink - same size - and sits at the exact same table every single day. I don't think she notices me, seeing as how I'm beh...

Princess Zita has been abducted - stolen in the middle of the night from her palace in the kingdom of Arnoa. However, not everything is as it seems, as she soon finds o...

One of the best spies in the United States suffers Post Traumatic Stress breakdowns and almost dying on the job. She goes back to her hometown to spend winter break with...

*1st Place in the Black History Month Anthology Contest* Makafui is on a simple quest: Retrive the Gojan King's stolen ring from the Sirens of Salgyin and return home as...

The Point Of View Of A Young Girl Who Gets Sold For Sex. This Story Shows An African American Girl being strong and going through pain. Its for black history month.

"you love me for my body and to prove your not racist. you don't love me for who i am and will be, you are nothing to me" - Kora. 1993 Kora, honest & focused...

A short sum of words turned into a poem to describe "black" African American & African relation to greatness. We are Royalty ,we have value within our DNA no m...

You had moved around a lot as a kid, making it unable to do certain things. You grew up in the hood growing up, making you pretty tough, but you loved to dance. Break da...

A BHM contest hosted by @depths- @xPureChances @CutieFlutie & @IziKing

In which an adopted African American girl learns to accept herself and her culture through a series of conversations over thirteen years of her life. (Entry for Diversit...

To Claudette Colvin, An Unsung Black Hero. One of the Greats. Thank you.

Music is the soul's food. Music cleanses, liberates, feeds, helps..Music is the creator of joyful thoughts. Music, the Great Mother. Music is life. (W.I.P)

Elise who had a long time dream of becoming a cop was being racially profiled and discriminated against as his new job as a coo at his jurisdiction and seeks out revenge...

Two kids with horrible school experiences despite being from different backgrounds are admitted towards the ultimate high school experience, and have to protect it from...