histórias de Blacklivesmatter

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Hitoshi Shinsou was adopted by two of his teachers, Shota and Hizashi Yamada-Aizawa, one day Eri, his sister, decides to play a prank on Hizashi while Hitoshi was sitting right there, Hizashi let out an ear-piercing scream. Hitoshi was taken by surprise and didn't have time to cover his ears. He was left in silence, deafening silence. "Do not blame her!" "I don't! I don't blame her! I blame you! I blame you!"

Svtfoe oneshots!! Enjoy :)

"It's time to go through the worst years of my life in boarding school. I really hope I survive my first year as a "freshman". It won't be easy but just follow me quietly and tell no one about anything you read in this book." -Esi Johnson( just a proud black girl) I hate trouble, I'm being paid to mind my business...too bad I can't afford to lose my job. I come in peace bringing you tales from a not so fabulous black girl somewhere in Africa. Disclaimer: This is not based on a true life story and the characters bear no relation to people in reality.

All I hear is that black people are ugly. . . their color, their hair, their babies, etc. There are a lot of beautiful black people out in this world. Black people are not all dumb or ghetto. Most of black people are smart and want to be successful in this world. Here are some pictures of beautiful black people.

"See, the thing about the streets? They don't love nobody. You either make it out or you get buried in it. Ain't no in-between." In the heart of Compton, where gang wars and fast money run the block, a young hustler gets caught between survival and ambition. He never wanted this life-he had dreams, plans, a way out. But when bills pile up and the streets start whispering his name, the choice ain't his no more. At first, it's just about the money. A couple of deals to keep the lights on, to put food on the table. But the streets? They don't let you dabble. One move turns into another. One favor leads to a debt. And before he knows it, he's in too deep. A name. A rep. A body on the pavement. Now, he ain't just another kid trying to make it. Now, he's a player. And in this game, you either rise to the top or get put six feet under. C.R.I.P. (Cash Rules in Power) is the untold story of a young hustler's rise from the trenches to the throne. The money, the power, the love, and the loss-it all comes with a price. The only question is, will he make it out before the streets take everything from him?

after Brooklyns dad killed himself her mom got lost so she had the move with her older sister Bailey in her house she soon starts school and meets some who she never thought she would get along with maybe living here will not be that bad.... Or so she thought TRIGGER WARNING ⚠️ this is about ashtray not wanna!!!!! so don't come at me

A lady who started off a rich life suddenly turned upside down . As she fell into a coma ,her doctors gave her drugs which turned black . As she goes on in life she will have to discover the ways of a black woman .Will she succeed?

Emma is one girl that dream with true love ❤️ and when she think that she just found this love the her life change

These are a collection of my poetry to express my daily emotions and thought that continuously drives in my mind.

"This is our little secret, you promise?" As those words have left the mouth of Elylas boyfriend a few months ago, her whole life turned around. Nightmares, panic attacks, blackouts became more and more frequent. After graduation she decided to start a new life. Flying to the USA to be an Au Pair seemed to be the perfect opportunity to get away from the hollowing shadows of her life. Meeting new people, building friendships, maybe even participating in 7 minutes of heaven. But the nightmares never let go of her. Disclaimer: This book contains descriptions of sexual abuse, panic attacks and racism. If one of the triggering scence will occur in a chapter, I will write it at the top.

A heartrending self-insert story about love, justice, and equality.

"Light in the Dark" is a story about a young black male who is starting his 9th grade year in high school. His Pops Passed aways from police brutality which causes him Mother to constantly drink and smokes with different mean men each week, sometimes month, as it is he who is left to take care of his little sister. Then he meets this dashing aka annoying young girl who he eventually befriends. He turns to writing and his pops wise word when he is down, But will that be enough? Read if you DAREEEE

***Read at your own risk*** poems written by a girl navigating her life that was dealt a hand she doesn't know what to do with. Cover art by Canva.com.

Two sisters, one adopted - both inseparable since birth. But as they grow up, they realise one day that the world for Pearl isn't the same for Amara who had been born with the disadvantage of her skin. Lives change and in the tumble of times will Pearl have to say Goodbye to Amara?

the thoughts of an angry, weird, slightly hyper, black girl

When an African American teen, Octavia-Marie "Vi" Malcom, was removed from her alcoholic mother and abusive father in home in 2019, she moves into a local foster system where she moves from place to place. Vi is a emotionally unstable and when she is just about to give up her "prince charming," Dylan Bradley, shows her what it's like to be apart of a family. want to know more? You'll have to read to find out ! :).

(WARNING: EXTREME PAIN and DETAILED INJURY DESCRIPTIONS coming up! Those who DISLIKE or FEEL UNPLEASANT reading such content, DO NOT READ this story!) A simple one-shot (I think) inspired by an idea I got of a brown guy as the pilot encountering Migo, so we'll just see how it turns out🤷‍♀️👍 Let me know if you like it😊 (I myself am not brown, so let me know in the comments how accurate/inaccurate you think his reactions are😅 (No racism intended in this story whatsoever))

A series of poems about my life at the bottom of the food chain. Please send me a message about your story. Remember that you are not alone in this.

A short essay, with creditable sources written by an African American