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Michael Henry Mitchell is nobody's fool. He doesn't like people of color. As heir to the Mitchell dynasty, he's in control and easily has his pick of women. Except he has always loved only one girl. Suzanne - and to his frustration, she happens to be black. Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_wMpvXTY1aE

Lexianne, Fairy of Functions (She is an African Fairy) She is the fourth colored member of the Braveix Club after Goldewyn, Aria and Ninakurra. She is the most realistic black character I will do. I do care about how well the black community gets represented and how honored and acknowledged their sufferings are. I do recognize you are human. And I want to break that stigma you still are forced to deal with. My past vacation I spent my days listening to an audiobook based on personal black experiences and this book will try to represent the same Authenticness that was heard in that audiobook from adult men and women who were black. So circumstances in this book will be very real compared to other fanfiction books for Winx Club. Some stories in audiobook were recent stories from 2020. God bless you and use you to open other people's eyes. I hope this touches your hearts._Lumna10. Her story, Lexianne's story starts with chaos when she is 5 yrs old it really starts spiraling. Ignore Wattpad telling you this story has a Spotify playlist it doesn't and if it does I did not create it. I don't use Spotify and no one was given permission to make a playlist of this story on Spotify._Lumna10. None of my stories were given permission by me to be put up on Spotify playlist at all._Lumna10

My story is about black history month and The facts that go along with it.

enamor (v): to be filled with a feeling of love for... past tense: enamored Updates: Every Monday (ok I lied 😂)

In the year 1936 Jesse Owens ran and jumped his way into Olympic folklore, however few people know that at those very same Olympics he was the first black athlete in world history to be sponsored by a major sports brand. This is a fictional account of the meeting between Owens and Adi Dasler, the founder of adidas .That took place shortly before the 1936 Olympic games began.

In Bridgetown, the world has changed in many ways; a tiny rat with goat horns, bat wings and an eye is breaking into people's homes and feeding on their terror. A large bird is sighted in the sky, causing the authorities to shut down all travel, and a herd of albino cows flock to the ocean. The Caribbean Ocean rages, and little children are being lured out into the woods by tiny spirits. A young girl - Akeelah, Born to a Ghanaian and Bajan family, learns how she is connected to all this when she receives a family heirloom.

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Lucius Henry, 22 years old and a bookkeeper by trade, longed to see the world but had never been out of New York City. So you can imagine how excited Lucius was when the Maple Leaf Transcontinental pulled out of the New York City train station on its way to frontier Canada where he had been given the job of managing a 10,000 acre bison ranch. Unfortunately for Lucius, a homicidal F.B.I. agent by the name of James Sullivan has been sent by the Bureau to follow Lucius to Smoky Lake, Alberta. This is James's first real assignment since joining the Bureau and he will do anything to ensure his success and the ranch's failure. Anything.

A story where Wendy is not allowed to sit on the front of the bus for a stupid reason

Poetry for every shade. © Amanda Lucinda 2020 (cover art source: Lucxama Sylvain via pexels)

This seems to be a big problem and a daily occurrence with the world today. We are slowly being brainwashed to believe what they want us to believe, see things they want you to see, hear things they want you to hear. Slowly changing your perspectives, the way you view yourself, people and the environment around you. They paint false images of what perfection looks like, you know the fast cars, nice houses, Rolexes, etc. for the ladies, they've redefined perfection to be slim waist, big bosoms, fleece make up and so on, creating a problem of most of them not truly knowing and appreciating self worth. They don't even see themselves as perfect until they acquire these qualities. The media would also falsify stories by adding a little bit of salt to it in order to boost their ratings. You know, how we all add a little bit of lie to our stories when we tell friends who don't seem to be interested, just so we can get their attention? This has been going on for decades. People dying all around the world, storied that should be constantly aired in order to ignite some sort of spark that could one day, hopefully change the world. But no, they rather give you a quick headline of it and then switch it to news on which celebrity is dating who or something else that's totally irrelevant to the problems of the world. I know I'm probably ranting a lot for your liking and the main question that's probably ringing in your minds is "how do we solve the problem?" Like I mentioned earlier, the problem is that most of us don't know we are under mental slavery and the ones that do can't face the truth. They're so far into it that they feel comfortable and have accepted it as it is. So I guess the only way to be truly free is not necessarily to isolate yourself from it all, but to open your eyes and ears to see and listen to the things you can't see and hear. At least once you know the truth it is now up to you to decide what to believe and where to go from there.

The true tale of an African empress from the 19th century, who bore such extraordinary knowledge in the arts of governance and political strategy. The story of a woman who defied the norms of her time and did things on her own terms despite the opposition her actions entailed. A narrative about a woman who dared to stand in the frontlines of a battle field and lead an army behind her, thereby, successfully fighting off colonialism. A short account of a woman who was a true 'black queen' in every sense of the word. Behold... Empress Taitu, Queen of all Queens and Sunshine of Ethiopia!

Otieno Kingston, 19, enrolled at Jamison University, a predominantly white all boys private school against his will because of his mother wanting him to take advantage of the opportunities they offered and to help him forget about the past. But how can he forget in a school of racists, power hungry heathens? Despite that, the advantage became negative as things take a turn for the worst after an terrible event happens. READ MORE TO FIND OUT

When Zuri's seven year relationship ends, she is completely heartbroken. It affects her severely causing multiple problems. Soon, after a talk with her two best friends, she decides to take a vacation to a beautiful island called Marthas Vineyard. A beautiful place that is an island off of Boston for her summer. There, she learns many new things. Its okay to be sad. Be kind to yourself. And most importantly... Know your worth. This is the story of a girl. A woman trying to figure out herself and learn to be kind to those around her and also, herself.

This story is about a girl from Africa named Dada. Her mama and papa die from a disease. Dada and her brothers stay with their grandparents, but all of a sudden a big ship comes and kidnaped her and her family.

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I am doing a 30 day writing challenge from writer's digest. Hope you enjoy.

This is a series of honoring black people, the true Jews/Hebrews, specifically the Negro peoples.

author:Mary Seacole Mary Seacole took a huge part in developing modern medicine, and her existence was forgotten. I want to honour her by making her book easier accesible. Mary Jane Seacole ( 23 November 1805 - 14 May 1881)was a British-Jamaican nurse and businesswoman who set up the "British Hotel" behind the lines during the Crimean war. She described the hotel as "a mess-table and comfortable quarters for sick and convalescent officers", and provided succour for wounded service men on the battlefield, nursing many of them back to health.(from wikipedia) __________________________ 🇵🇱🇵🇱 Mary Seacole odegrała ogromną rolę w rozwoju współczesnej medycyny, a jej istnienie zostało zapomniane. Chcę ją uhonorować, ułatwiając dostęp do jej książki. Mary Jane Seacole ( 23 listopada 1805 - 14 maja 1881) była brytyjsko-jamajską pielęgniarką i bizneswoman, która założyła „British Hotel" za liniami podczas wojny krymskiej. Opisała hotel jako „stół stołowy i wygodne kwatery dla chorych i rekonwalescentów" oraz udzielała pomocy rannym żołnierzom na polu bitwy, przywracając wielu z nich do zdrowia. (z wikipedii)