Blackisbeautiful Stories

😍just a Janet Jackson picture book😍 👑Pics of da queen👑 ♥️Take screenshots babes♥️

man why white folks always view us as less... Read to find out👀 This book have my original ideas!

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There aren't a lot of people I can relate to in my community so I'm writing this book to reach out and see if there are people who I can relate with here on Wattpad

❝why you always gotta be so mad?❞ ❝i got a lot to be mad about...❞ the "mad black woman" has a negative rep and we're here to reclaim it. this book contains rants from mad black women. we have a lot to be mad about and we aren't afraid to tell everyone about it. you don't have to like our ideas, you don't even have to like us, but you will respect us. :)

A slave who Died Alone.

Black girls grow into black women without getting the representation they need. Many times this leads to self hatred and doubt. Growing as a young black teenager can be hard. This story walks through a black girl finding her way into loving herself and her skin. 🥰 And Remember YOU ARE BEAUTIFUL ☺️

A Beautifully Black Black History Month Poem!

Aphrodite is on a journey to seek truth, throughout that journey she learns the real value of, Love, & Family as well as Ungratefulness and Lies. She learns how much happiness some of those things can bring, but she also learns how much depth and pain those same things can equally bring as well.

West-African immigrant Muslim mother, living in the projects. From her perspective.

❝you vandalize my perception but can't take style from me.❞ a safe-haven for black kids. participate in questionnaires, meet other like-minded individuals, and have open discussions about everything pertaining to the black community. we also spill celebrity tea as long as y'all can agree that orange juice is better than apple juice. - mai ✿

WARNING: My speech contains the N-word but it is not used in an unhealthy manner. Please comment and share this speech. I really hope to become a young activist for the black community and the movement that we are still fighting with ourselves, others and social media. Thank you so much for your help to get my name out there! I love you, Blessed Be Beloved!

I don't write stories. My work is more of a poem inspired style. Just something for melanin appreciation.

Living in Angola, Africa, 18-year-old Brackston Jenning's life is suddenly turned upside down. His father receives a letter from the American Embassy stating they have an opening for a job in his father's profession. Shy, Brackston is excited about the move because it means his family will be able to make more money. Yet, it plagues him horribly because he has to completely uproot everything, everyone, and the only thing he knows and loves. Carnise Harris has always been dark skinned, yet has always been very comfortable in her own body and doesn't allow the people who believe her dark skin is an imperfection to get her down. She is strong and independent. Unlike Carnise, the light-skinned Mizett gets more attention. Carnise doesn't care about attention; she just wants to be successful. However, things begin to come to an abrupt end when Mizzy and Nisey's mother tries to come back into their lives.

Monica is a seventeen year old girl who is a senior in high school. Her parents still treats her like a child and she wants a way out. She then comes up with this idea to become a stripper because she heard that they makes lots of money.

about a younge girl who choose her fiance or her brother

Lately I've noticed the whole Team Light skin vs. Team Dark skin thing is getting out of hand. I wanted to say a few things about how ridiculous I think the whole thing is. This is just my opinion it's not necessarily right, nor is it wrong. I just want all people to celebrate their beauty and for others to stop finding ways to slyly incorporate ways to discriminate into our lives. I just want anybody reading it to know they need to embrace their beauty and their looks don't define that. This is directed towards Black girls, but even if you're white,Indian,Hispanic,Korean,Chinese,or any other race (that I'm too lazy to include xD I love you thooo) I want you to know you are beautiful and amazing and you should never tell yourself or any other person differently.

#20 in Vignette (November 2020) Racism affects everyone differently, but the color of our skins don't define who we are. A vignette to show my struggle, and many others. Audre is a highschool girl who is just like everyone else. She gets good grades, has a loving African family, and has a nice home to sleep in every night. Life in America continues to get harder for Audre as the people in her school constantly bully her for the skin she has no control over. Being black was never a problem for her until highschool. She used to see a beauty in her skin, a beauty that not many people will learn to see. Every little detail of herself makes her dislike herself more and more everyday. The little comments from her peers every single say cause her to see herself differently. She lost her beauty.. Will she be able to find it again?