Racial Stories

In 1965 during the Civil Rights Era a girl gets entangled in a little bit of forbidden love

The year is 2085. It has been 45 years since the world descended into a full-on nuclear war, an event also known as the Unhappening. Countries no longer exist. Instead, in this setting, the Wasteland, which was once Eastern Europe, is riddled with factions inspired by real life extremist groups, each clinging to their own perverted and degenerate creed, hence the title of this book. Our protagonist, Alex, and his gang of non-conformists must learn to survive in this new environment. Will he be successful?

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This is basically a simple book of my life to entertain a summer vacation, school, work and anything else

These are 10 shortish poems about the struggles of being the eldest daughter. About rasicm, and about the problems and love i have in and for my family. I hope you can relate, and know you're not alone in this ♡.

my name means 'sweet one' but believe me, that does not say anything. (a small-town indian girl makes her way through life, realising the world's problems along the way)

When Joyce was just an 14 year old, her mother became known as the term "widow", and she was "fatherless". When her father died her entire world changed, she witnessed a completely new side to her mother it was as if the mom that she knew her entire life never ceased to exist. But for Joyce her entire life was put on pause as if the Big Ben of her life stopped ticking. A year after her fathers death her mother, Darlene, began having multiple sexual partners. Joyce was able to normalize this occurrence, because at times her mother would seem to be her old self. happy. Sometimes Darlene would introduce these men to Joyce, but these "relationships" would last no longer than 2 weeks. But everything changed when Darlene met Rubin, he introduced her to a variety of ecstasies, drugs. How will Joyce react to her mother's new self destructive hobby? What will she do?

Read the freakin story to see what's inside, But to keep this book going, I need y'all to give me something to rant about, like a topic. Also know my opinion is what I think and I can't change that, we all have different views and perspectives so don't get angry, but if you do........ IDGAF

Two worlds along with humanity--about to be reformed and dominated by demons as a Dhampir name Jackson races from one world through the other--seeking for a way to clear them off the human world, and the immortal world. *the story contains drama, entertainment, fantasy, romance, romance-drama, sword art, and most actions.* Author/Cover: The_Lordz Written: Apr, 24th, 2022 Published: May, 2nd, 2022

When the Semitic free run on the Hindu turf under Sonia's proxy watch ended with the ascent of Narendra Modi onto the Delhi gaddi, the Indian agendas of the Christian west and the Muslim umma faced impediments resulting in the brouhaha over the growing religious intolerance of Hindus towards India's minorities. Given the racial biases and the religious prejudices of both against the Hindus and that the world media, by and large is controlled by them, a critical appraisal of their propaganda with objective lenses is called for. Hence, as the accusation is on the religious ground, it is imperative that the theocratic credos of Islam and Christianity as well as the philosophical ethos of santana dharma aka Hinduism, the only surviving 'way of life' of yore on earth, are to be reckoned with.

In the mood to expose racist ass kids :)

This is an attempt at a contemporary, UK based adaptation of Nina Simone's Four Women and a comment upon privilege and marginalisation. The story follows four British women of colour, four non white women across seven weeks that will prove to be fairly pivotal in their journeys of self discovery and ultimately a lesson in how we are so much easier to rule when we are divided.

Nova, after regaining control over himself, growing from the past and learning to move forward has to face the things he had left behind. The world is outside the safety of his school grounds and danger is always around the corner when everyone believes you're created wrong.

The year is 1937, young negro JaTiyah is forced to work a new job as a hostess at the colored section of a new night club called The Blont Bar, in order to take care of her family. On the other side of the bar, segregated by a single wall, is Darren, the young white son of the owner of The Blont Bar. Against his fathers wishes, once he gains ownership of the bar, he wants to desegregate the bar once and for all so he can finally see the lively black culture on the other side. What will happen when the poor young negro and the rich tall white man cross paths? Will it happy ever after or will the bar walls cave in on them?

Story about a young little girl wanting to follow her dreams and being treated as equal as everyone else . During her time the black community dealt with colorism and not being treated fairly but Monsyse would soon make a change to society giving them a different outlook as a whole

Racist is about a young girl who's childhood is being destroyed because the couloir of her skin. Go through her story with her.

i deleted my vent book. people found it. this one isn't a vent book. this one is a log for ideas, so if people find it, they aren't seeing into my personal life

This story follows a young European man who is captured and sold into slavery in the Americas. As a white slave, he would experience a completely different kind of slavery from the one inflicted upon Africans. We will explore the psychological and physical impact of being enslaved and the ways in which the white slave trade differs from the African slave trade. Just explore the complexities of race, power, and oppression, and challenge yourself to consider how history might have unfolded differently if the tables were turned.

The African version of ''The Hate You Give.'' The story reminisces police brutality in Nigeria. It captures our pains, loss and the disgusting evidence that lady Justitia has remained without a blindfold for most part of history. I write for everyone. #remembertheirnames