Blacklives Stories

This story follows three African American young adults in the streets of Harlem, New York. This focus on their struggles of being black and in a white mans world. Read to find out more.

This story is about a teenager finding herself mainly through faults and her recurring sexual encounters and only will it tear her apart.

enjoy my book of beautiful underrated black women, and faceclaims for stories.

To my fellow black kings & queens, We say "Black lives matter" right? we're so quick to shout "BLACK LIVES MATTER!!!" But why do we treat eachother as if we don't matter? Why don't we treat eachother like we do matter to one another? We're never going to matter to anybody until we matter to one another first! THINK ABOUT IT!!!!

An original poem by Nachel Marie

McKayla is in foster care she is 16 and because she is that old nobody will adopt her until she came.......

A collection of poems to express the importance of black lives and voices

This is a book filled with words of poem. The poems are solely written by me and are a work of a poets imagination and a bit of reality that we experience in the world. Feel free to read. #do not steal any of my poems as it is an infrigement under copyright act.

' It's all in my head. And I have to do it. Otherwise I won't be able to sleep. These voices...'

This poem reveals to you all racism and it's uselessness in our present generation. The African culture and the beauty of it descendant are also major theme, it cuts across the end to racism and a beginning to racial equality and peace.

i dont know, sometimes i just feel like writing thais it.

This poem is about the madness that surrounded black, blue, white and red... despite it all, I trust that we can recover and move on united

This isnt like the other books you've probably read. This isn't a fanfiction, horror, comedy, fantasy, or whatever you read. This book is inspired by the world we live in the actual world not the imagination but what people choose not to see or even notice. My name is Katerina Ioane none of you know me this is my very first "book". I'm a colored girl in America I'll give you a sprinkle of what it feels like. Enjoy~

This is my Poems about my life during the COVID-19 Pandemic. The challenges that I have faced during Coronavirus.

What they deserve is about two teen girls that are best friends and they find out that their skin tone is not normal to other people so they desire to fight back for what they deserve so they form a group of people that are the same skin tone as them and they start fighting

Cut From A Different Cloth Written by Malik Curtis I'm cut from a different cloth but the love is what I captured The love is lost now were sucking up to the masses lost our leaders now we consuming false chapters I once called myself African but then I heard laughter I started making jokes calling my friends The African booty scratcher It was funny back then but now it's a disaster I finally came back and realized this isn't home and were caught in tight capsule This isn't life and I swear it's not natural We was brought from the boat 400 years ago Our ancestors were blind and they didn't know where to go We were shipped from plantations A lot of masters were dangerous and straight rapist Changed our names and then we lost our language New slaves names on slave printed on slave papers My last name isn't really Curtis but it was worded You remember the light skin vs dark skin Blended in movies Lion King Lion king that was a good ass movie but see Mufasa was the light then scar was the Black A light skin vs darks kin mentality trapped in that I bet a lot of you 90s babies never realized that How if you look at black cat and it was supposed to be bad Brainwashed from the master were not thinking with our jawn Jail is the new plantation and slavery is still going on I write these verses till the morn I gotta be the rebirth of impactful legends I'm not the greatest in school but I am intelligent Preaching to the youth that's blind to these words trust me they are relevant it has to be acknowledged I don't know the tribe i'm from but I am polished I'm taught from great minds I'm taught from great spirits My roots are from Africa and I don't give a fuck if you don't want to hear it I'm cut from a different cloth, i'm cut from a different cloth.

Blood, sweat and goldenTEARS. This is a poetry book which presents all the issues people deal with today. The issues that are silenced by society.

Just my poetry