Antiracism Stories

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.

This is a book of poems I have written throughout the years. Some of these poems I've re-written and I thought it would be good to publish them. Almost all of these poems have deep meanings. Some of these poems involve real world problems. Enjoy! ^^

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

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A group of kids from different countries over the world are brought together to discover why their classmates keep disappearing. With a bully and a mystery, grade 9 wasn't what they expected. (This story is made using two character's points of views and deals with issues like discrimination and unfairness).

*Shadows of a Forgotten Past* follows Amara Reynolds, a young Starfleet Academy cadet who dismisses the value of learning Earth's troubled history, believing humanity has moved past its dark past. However, a malfunction in a holodeck simulation of the transatlantic slave trade forces during a history lecture at Starfleet Academy forces her to confront the harsh realities of Earth's sordid past and the lingering effects of prejudice. Alongside her best friend Julian Hawke, who struggles to understand her perspective, Amara begins to grasp the importance of remembering and learning from the past to avoid repeating its mistakes. The story explores themes of racial identity, empathy, and the significance of history in shaping a better future.

A boy looking through the window of life

If you see anyone being harassed online, report it as soon as possible. If you are being harassed online, report it as soon as possible. You are not alone.

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.

Ever thought about how the Zodiacs would be if each of them were high school students. Well here ya have it, ya punks. ( nah, but f or real Ily guys) Warning~ if you're a racist/homophobic, this story might not be for you

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.

What would the world be if they didn't see color? It would be a kind, loving and perfect world. I believe that people of mixed races should be more accepted for who they are and not be judged because they are mixed. Who are you, and where are you from? I am a dandelion blowing in the wind, going with the flow of life. I am from reading books that don't always have happy endings. I am from taking forever to do my natural hair to make it look decent for society. I am from my parent's endless support and love. I am an overthinker who lets my thoughts run my mind. I am from trying my best and never seeing any progress. I am from a family that loves to spend time together. I am from learning the mistakes I've made. Having the knowledge of this changed the aspect of my identity at a young age. My identity does not mean my exterior appearance, yet aims towards my interior self. As a human being, the traits that you have should test how you appear in life, not your race, ethnicity, religion, sexuality, how you look, or even your gender. I think it is sad that people's mindsets are the reason why there is so much hate in the world. When will it end? I do not know. It is as if people have an illness. Their mind has a disease that has spread uncontrollably. The deadly disease is called racism, and the cure is a combination of love and respect for others.

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

Right now, there are so many terrible things happening in the world. Check this story, and the links added to help make a change. It is very important that you read this. There are links to petitions, resources, and donations included!

On election day 2016, River is excited to vote red for the first time. As the son of the town police chief, he is a firm believer in law and order, the American dream, and hard work. He's got his life mapped out and just needs the perfect girl to settle down with. That's the day that a pretty new blonde sits next to him in his math class and she gets his heart racing. Girly, adventurous, and kind-hearted, she seems like his dream girl. But Luna is guarding a big secret. Can they trust each other? All River knows is that Luna opens him up to feelings he never felt before. He finds himself torn between the narrative he has been told growing up in rural Montana and the beautiful girl in front of him. The story follows their connection through four tumultuous years as River and Luna find a love worth protecting. Trigger warning: Story discusses some controversial topics, but it is a message of anti-bigotry.

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.

'Jessica Parker is A Loser' is about a girl who is constantly told how inferior she is. But Jessica is determined to show all who doubted her that she can be a Black Queen in a world of White Kings. #Free his heart # Anti-racism # Loveyourself

"Spice and Solace" follows the intertwining lives of Shruti, Asifa, Nisha, Raj and Riyaj, a group of South Asian-American teenagers navigating the complexities of high school, family expectations, and cultural identity. As they grapple with issues like friendship, love, academic pressure and pressure of who they want to grow up to be and what their purpose is, they discover the strength in their bonds and the importance of staying true to themselves. Through humor, heart, and a dash of spice, the characters embark on a journey of self-discovery, finding solace in each other's company as they navigate the challenges of adolescence and forge their own paths in life.