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Being Indian American feels like living in a pressure cooker wrapped in a smile. You're told to be perfect, productive, palatable - never loud, never intimidating. But travel to India, and you'll meet folks who are bold, stylish, confident, and unapologetically gangsta. DEAR DIASPORA, YOU'RE NOT THE MAIN CHARACTER is a sharp, personal callout - not to India, but to the suffocating performance of "representation," perfectionism and intraracial competition that dominates Desi life in the West. This isn't a sob story - it's a truth bomb. A cultural essay that demands real freedom, not filtered branding. If you're ready to sip some realness, break free from the cage of expectations, and find your max pro aura - this is for you. 🍋 Bold. Tart. Sweet. Unfiltered. 🍋 Just like a glass of limeade on a hot day.

i'm 12, female, & white. also vegan, pro-lbtq+ rights, anti-racist, pro-choice, and feminist. liberal. i live in a very... conservative area, so this is my place to vent about how much i hate trump. with a passion. if you're republican, please don't read this. it's not worth it. i won't read your comments, so scram.

"You're pretty for a black girl." if you get offended by any of the stuff I say in this book, keep it to yourself, I don't like drama. My goal is for you to feel you can relate to what I write.

Mia was not the typical girl. But we're not talking like in the cliché books, or are we? This is not the typical book, this is not the typical story. Here there is no such thing as "The perfect and bad guy" or "The typical bitch of the school". Do you want to know why? Because that is judging them for being who they are, and if you don't like that when people do it to you, then don't even think about it and mind your own business... Well, as I was saying. Her life was a mess, she didn't even know who she was or what her purpose in life was. But she will find out, because even the most confusing thing in this world, makes sense.

Even with a flaw you are always perfect dont mind at the insults yall are perfect the way that you are ilysm

Allyson Reed shapes her life to make her parents proud, but whenever she's with Daxson Winters, the star wide receiver with a troubled past, her perfectly-crafted existence crumbles at the seams. ***** Allyson Reed is a guilt-ridden southern belle with her sights set on freshman year at the University of Alabama. Daxson Winters is the star wide receiver with a traumatic past who's completely wrong for her, at least that's what her parents would think. The more Allyson discovers about Daxson, the harder it becomes to deny her attraction. She knows falling for him will expose the flaws that her family has tried so hard to hide, but what she doesn't know is if Daxson opens his heart to her in return, it could mean losing everything. Warning: This story contains material that may be inappropriate for some readers. If you are sensitive to violence, eating/mental disorders, strong language, acts of racism, or sexual harassment please read on with caution. Cover by @witchoria Copyright © 2019 Taylor Hallon

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An essay on racism and why Black Lives Matter

The story of an urban boy on his daily adventures throughout life in poverty.

During the final days at Meadows Berg Academy the seniors participate in a graduation night game to be deemed a school legend and win a cash prize. Four girls there by chance team up for the whole night to compete and work with their own inner turmoils, learning what they want for themselves and forming a bond. Grad night was a fun night that they would never forget. This is a story where the characters deal with issues of class, race, bullying, and personal relationships. 36, 989 words

Emily King is a young preteen girl who got a letter saying she was accepted into the Oldvalley Academy of Magic. While her adopted parents are originally against this, they decided to let her go in hopes that it will turn her against the practice of magic. Upon arrival, she meets Asia Taylor and Grayson Lloyd who, because of her adopted parent's homophobic and racist teachings, she becomes afraid of and tries to avoid. Emily will go on a journey of self discovery as she recovers from her adopted parent's wrong teachings.

A bunch of fictional stories based on true life events. A warning before you continue and start reading. This book is more towards the darker sides and not all of the stories have a happy ending so before you proceed, you have been warned

So this isn't the part where it's revealed that Carson and I had an affair. Or that I loved him. Or that he was my secret best friend or long-lost brother. All Carson Harris was to me was some boy who went to my school who I would probably never ever see again after college But, evidently, Carson Harris knew me. Knew me well enough to write my name out before he died. Or, should I say, before Carson Harris got murdered.

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A poem related with the events of these days...

A short poem by Mallory Christopher.