Blackhistory Stories

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

The Home That Hope Built Josiah Freeman spent his first life building structures designed to stand the test of time. A successful Black engineer with more money than he could ever spend, he had everything he thought he was supposed to want-except the one thing he had dreamed of since childhood. A family. When an impossible twist of fate sends him back to the 1850s, Josiah awakens in the body of a free Black landowner with a modest home, fertile land, and a second chance at life. Determined to keep his head down and simply survive, he has no intention of changing history. But history has other plans. What begins with one hungry orphan and one weary elder seeking refuge on his land slowly grows into something neither of them could have imagined. A warm meal becomes a home. A home becomes a family. And before long, families from across the country begin arriving-not as runaways, but as neighbors searching for a place where they can finally breathe without fear. Alongside Esther Bennett, a gifted medicine woman carrying wounds of her own, Josiah helps create a community where children laugh freely, elders are honored, no one goes to bed hungry, and every newcomer hears the words they've longed for their entire lives: "You're safe here." As Freeman Village grows into a beacon of hope and a refuge for those seeking freedom, Josiah discovers that the greatest things a person can build aren't houses, schools, or even entire towns. They're trust. They're family. They're home. The Home That Hope Built is a sweeping historical novel about found family, resilience, healing, and the extraordinary legacy that can grow from one simple act of kindness.

New Orleans has always remembered its daughters. For generations, the Delacroix women have carried a gift passed down through blood, tradition, and sacrifice. Inside the walls of The Delacroix House of Gifts, a family-owned salon and spiritual sanctuary near the French Quarter, beauty and magic exist side by side. Women come for braids, guidance, healing, and the comfort of a family that has spent generations protecting what the world tried to erase. But every gift comes with a history. As forgotten stories resurface and old enemies awaken, Lórdes must decide whether she will inherit the pain of her ancestors or become the woman who finally breaks the cycle. THE LEGACY - For generations, three families have been connected by love, loss, and secrets. The Delacroix women carry the gift of healing and sight. The Lousaint family carries the responsibility of protecting spiritual balance. The Marigny family carries a history they would rather the world forget. At the center of everything is Lórdes. A woman who inherited the memories of those before her but must choose her own future. A woman who must uncover what happened to her mother. A woman who must decide whether the past controls her... or whether she is the one powerful enough to rewrite it.

2026. Baton Rouge. Six biological sisters - Keziah, Amaya, Zuri, Ashley, Marisol, and Toni Riley - are just trying to survive grad school, jobs, and Louisiana heat. They're close, chaotic, and ordinary. Until the night a freak power surge hits during a thunderstorm at their late grandmother's house, and the old RCA record player in the attic starts spinning I Want You Back... before that record was ever pressed. When they wake up, it's July 1968. Gary, Indiana. The air smells like steel mills and hair grease. And in a cramped living room on Jackson Street, five brothers are rehearsing with a leather strap snapping in time. They can't say why they're there. They can't say what they know. Joseph doesn't allow the boys to call him "Dad" - only "Joseph." Rehearsals leave welts. And a 9-year-old Michael Jackson has a voice that makes the walls shake. This isn't a romance yet. It's survival. It's friendship earned in small moments: sharing Katherine's peach cobbler, hiding report cards from Joseph, watching a kid named Michael dance to James Brown like he was born to it. Because history is already written - July 23, 1968: Motown Audition. October 18, 1969: Hollywood Palace. December 14, 1969: Ed Sullivan. And the sisters know what comes after. The #1s. The 200+ shows a year. The belts. The loneliness. The boy who will become the biggest star in the world, and the brothers who will try not to drown in his shadow. They can't change it. They can't even hint at it. All they can do is be there. Book 1 of the Time Travel Romance series. Slow-burn, historically accurate, and based on documented events from the Jackson family's early years. No one gets saved. History stays intact. But maybe, just maybe, it gets a little less lonely.

The black woman

This is a book for anyone who's ever been interested in learning more about African American history.

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!

The war overseas may be over, but the war on our shores has just begun... Britain is forever changed and trying to rebuild in the aftermath of WW2. It's a time for celebration of the victory, solemnity for those lost and depending on community now more than ever to thrive in a new global market. Despite everything against her, Ruth Fraser managed to make a name for herself during the War, even if it meant putting her love life on hold. Now that the world seems to be righting itself again, Lieutenant Thomas Murray seems to fall straight into her lap. But whilst Britain's record for fight for what is right during the War looks great in the history books, these ideologies don't seem to filter through back on shore and Tommy and Ruth's interracial relationship causes issues in their community. Can they make it together? - Weekly updates every Sunday Highest ranks: #52 in Historical Romance #19 in Creative Writing #95 in BLM #5 in Black History

Real life

I'll be talking about serious topics and things that happened in that era. Topics Discussed: Portuguese Invasion Imbangala and Queen Nzinga Mbandi Ngola's Kingdom as well. Enjoy #HistoryLover 🖤

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

My special someone lying on the snow looking up at the sky. Small snowflakes fall on his face. I brush the snowflack off his face and kiss his cheek. A tear left his eye. "Bobby why are you crying?" I say while I wipe the tear with my thumb. "Wake up Anne" "What?" I say confused "I'am awake." "Wake up." Blood trickles down his head. "Wake up Anne" "Wake up" ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ If you like it continue to the first chapter to read the rest uh as most of you know I suck at descriptions. I hope you like the preview of the first chapter.: )

The innocence of a child's oblivious mind is bliss.

🌟 Introduction Hello, dear friends! 👋✨ This book is full of wonderful stories made just for you. Each story is like a little adventure, where you will meet new friends, explore new places, and learn something special along the way. Some stories will make you laugh, some will make you think, and some will help you understand how important it is to be kind, honest, brave, and caring. Every page carries a message that can guide you in your everyday life, whether at home, at school, or when playing with your friends. So, open your heart, use your imagination, and get ready to travel into worlds of magic, fun, and learning. These stories are waiting to share their secrets with you! 🌈📚 Let's begin the adventure together... 🚀

Documentary (To be produced)

Join Maya, a young African American artist on a captivating journey of self-discovery and artistic exploration in "Shades of Identity." Through thought-provoking paintings, she unravels the complexities of her heritage and identity. Delving into her family history, her canvases become mirrors reflecting personal experiences and the collective narrative of her ancestors. With each stroke, she challenges societal expectations, celebrates diversity within the African American community, and explores the intersections of race, gender, and identity. Through her art, she finds healing, ignites conversations, and becomes an agent of change. In "Shades of Identity," witness the artist's transformation and embrace the power of art to redefine and celebrate the nuances of our collective identity.

Poem about black history

❝on the dead homies.❞ a book comprised of black excellence and the defiance of blackness throughout history. pages telling the truth of unspoken and ignored issues of the black community while covering every inch of black history and the future of black people. every day is black history month in Hood Politics. - heaven ✧