Blackhistorymonth Stories

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 more, she comes from a very wealthy family and is the head girl of her school, Lakeview High, one of the most prestigious schools in the country. The only bad luck for her comes in the form of the golden star boy of the school, Uthman Gbadamosi, her arch-rival in debating, the school's head boy, football team captain, and the crush of many girls in school except Jade of course. The two are thrown together after a brief encounter and they found themselves developing feelings for each other amidst family breakdown, friend's betrayal, failed tests, and missed opportunities. This book follows the lives of the finalists at Lakeview High as they maneuver their way to become better adults in the seemingly ugly world.

Huey and Riley Freeman are back in a low-key, stylised reboot of the original show, on your wattpad! It's been a year or so since Robert Freeman died. The boys' only legal guardian has left them behind in a white dominated district. But Huey and Riley got those strings, and they pull them. They find themselves in an apartment in a nice view right on the edge of Woodcrest, a mix between "boujee" and "ghetto". They take care of themselves, as well as they can. After all, Huey is almost 15 years old now, and Riley is 13. However, one day, they are sent a notice threatening an investigation and fine unless they don't attend school after summer vacation. So they attend the school, and damn -- that place needs some Riley and Huey Freeman. Whether it be... Riley's "menacing" influence, or Huey's "cynical" one. Please enjoy my story, a social commentary with a similar satrical twist, based around the original series. Only, it has more of a youthful, modern yet authentic flair to it. They learn from their mistakes, and damn right make sure to fix the ones around them.

eve bowel was just a regular, oversharing girl with fried straight hair-until a ghetto spirit started possessing her every night, turning her into a curb-stomping menace. now her chaotic group of friends has to figure out how to save her before she fully becomes GHETTO EVE forever.

I HOPE Y'ALL LIKE. OR LOVE DIS

i am more than a colour.

This is a poem written from my experience of being a young African American female in a world of white people.

nishimura riki and rocky cameron have never gotten along. they've been dancing together as a part of their school's black history month production since they were freshmen, and now, as seniors, their rivalry hasn't gotten any better. during a meeting, the two are forced to confront their rivalry, and bring good business to the black history month production by pretending to date, capitalizing on the enemies to lovers business.

I wrote this in honor of black history month, also as a tribute for past protest fighting for the many black lives we unjustly lost to police brutality. LOL, I'm so sorry. "There they were, the children of African kings and queens......"

Book reviews for black themed stories.

*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 a hero. But everything changes when he's rescued by Akalachiba, the Siren Princess. @Fantasy Black History Month Contest Entry. Started: 25/02/2023 Finished: 26/02/2023

A fictional story about one, black male who wants to change the world for the better. He wants to eradicate racism and stereotypes, but he just needs to find out how. I mean, after all, he's a high school boy, tired of getting made fun of and spat at because of the color of his skin, and how his name was too cultural. He doesn't have many friends, but he knows he'll get some- he knows people will recognize what he did for the world... One day.

This is just a series of random poems that pop up in my head and are hopefully original. I made this book to keep track of them and to see other people's opinion. I hope you like it.

for black history month my dad requested that I write a short essay about a black historical figure and I decided to write on about the person who impacted my life the most

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

I wanted to write this poem in honor of black history month. This is a poem is a reflective about how to our world is today and how America hasn't got rid of slavery they just modified it. Our world is at war and there will be no peace unless there is change. We have our rights so we still shouldn't be treated like second class citizens. Our people are being killed off slowly!

They say poetry is soft. This isn't soft. This is marrow. This is memory. This is the sound a woman makes when she refuses to die quietly. BROWNISH is a raw, unfiltered collection of musings in B-minor-where love letters are written in trembling ink, battle cries echo from childhood wounds, and resurrection songs rise from the ashes of shame, silence, and survival. Through the eyes of Andrea Tumblin-also known to readers as Ilianna Binoche/Novia Kane-this nonfiction poetry collection dares to speak what many only whisper: the ache of being misunderstood, the weight of generational pain, the fury of invisibility, and the holy rebellion of choosing to live anyway. These poems do not beg to be liked. They demand to be felt. If you've ever swallowed your truth to survive... If you've ever loved harder than you were loved back... If you've ever covered your eyes, ears, and mouth just to make it through another day... This book is your mirror. This book is your matchstick. Come for the love letters. Stay for the resurrection. Somewhere between brown and becoming- you will find yourself.

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 and fights for what's right.

fried chicken, watermelon, cornbread, mashed potatoes, kool aid and etc

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