Policebrutality Stories

I wrote this for a writing class that wanted me to write a scene from a movie. I chose Angie Thomas' The Hate U Give. It was an amazing book before it was an amazing movie. This is a very rough draft, so any suggestions would be much appreciated.

It's a cold world out here. You'd better open your eyes before it's too late. Stand for something or fall for anything. This story is NOT to be copied in any way❗️❗️❗️❗️

This is a book that names victims of police brutality, whether their cases have been justified or not. This is my way of supporting Black Lives Matter. I don't care if 1 person sees this or 1 million people see it. What matters is that I helped to spread information during the time we need it most. If you are reading this story, thank you and please remember these people in our fight for equality.

❝You promised me❞ ♜ Spencer Kingsley holds more power in his hands than he thinks ♜ After years of waiting for Madeline Lockhart, Spencer is finally ready to move on. He's en route to becoming a great film director and has met the perfect girl; Amelie Park. But when he finds out that Madeline is getting married, everything changes. Suddenly he's back to being the scrawny, seventeen year old in love with his best friend and unsure of what to do. And when he finally sees her after years of silence from her, his whole life is turned upside down.... ♜ BOOK #3 IN THE OPULENCE SERIES NOTE- this can be read as a stand-alone but I strongly recommend reading the other books in the series first

Police Brutality

It's a poem. About the social injustice still occurring in America effecting African American people as a community.

exciting

This is a new ending for the book the Hate u Give.

It's February 2021, the trial for the murder of George Floyd is going to start in just a few days. I can feel it again, the tension building, the ugly showing on some without compassion. The pain on those who have endured the effects of the MPD! Civil rights story 2021

After the sudden loss of her younger brother, and police brutality in her community, Essence Bridges and her crew set out to make a club at their school that celebrates Black Beauty. The only issue is not everyone at the school is on board with the idea, especially her her principal Mr.Grace. Besides trying to stand up for acceptance and appreciation in the Black community, she's going through her own identity crisis being Black and Dominican and the Hispanic students don't particularly care for her. Can Essence stand up for what she believes in with the odds against her all while still grieving her little brother? With the help of her friends, can Essence persuade Mr. Grace or even go against his wishes to achieve her goal? Or Will she ultimately get distracted by a new love spark with a football player?

So this is not a work of fiction. It's the true life story of a person I met and the experience I had with her. I'm sharing this so that you can keep this lady in your prayers, as she is struggling. She is a beautiful, amazing soul. But she needs the protection of whatever divinity is out there.

A story about a little girl growing up in 1992 during the L.A riots and how quickly her life slowly comes crumbling down in front of her own eyes.

after drinking at a party and waking up disorientated, Luna does not know where she is or how to get home. she meets a protective cop who insists on helping her travel home safely. but were those his true intentions all along? or is he simply abusing his power? this is just a short story i wrote for my english class that generally focuses on police corruption. i got an A for this story, and everyone who read it loved it so i wanted to publish it here! thank you for giving this story a chance & please feel free to leave constructive criticism or simply just lmk how you feel about it!! <3

A short story about racism towards black people and police brutality.

Welcome to reke memorial academy where only the children of discipline forces are allowed..,It's a den of territorial Lionesses .who would do anything if they felt their dominance was challenged.

I am Ts'episo, a sister, an Aunt to crazy but amazing kids. I'm sharing with you pierce of myself( thoughts, feeling; what I go through every day) that you don't see physically my thoughts, feelings, perceptions in regards to my sister's killer. Years ago I saw my sister beaten by anything you can think of, shot at, and ended up being killed by her husband. The painful part is that he is still not in jail, but worse still a police officer to this day. Am i scared of him? hell ya! I am but hey stick around, who knows what will happen! I am Southern African- specifically Mosotho. ooh and my name means Promise.

by: Manny QuiQue aka PsaLm•SouLja Demo Version (containing few poems for preview)

Inspired by the #blacklivesmatter protests, Black Boy is about a young black sophomore in America today.

❝what's the price for a black man's life?❞

A good friend once told me, "the only thing that can't be fixed in life is death."