Racial Stories

Set against the rugged, blood-soaked canyons of the New Mexico desert during the Navajo War, a young Army soldier named Ellis embarks on a brutal journey of survival, coming of age in a war-torn Southwest. Through intense pain, grueling skirmishes, and deep personal struggle, Ellis unexpectedly finds love in the dust-only to end up on the run for his life. Framed as a gritty frontier adventure, this high-stakes tale of cowboys and Indians is vividly brought to life through the imaginative narration of his own fifteen-year-old son, who turns his father's harsh memories into a legendary battle for hope and humanity.

Thoughts on divine gender, love not love, imperfection and life

Based on the little rock nine. it has racial slurs so be warned. The little rock nine were 9 black teens who were the first kids to go to an all white school named "Little Rock High" or LRH. They face racial tension and problems throughout the story making it an historical fiction with made up names and character development.

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

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

After a baby is born, parents are given three years to go to the "Social Security Services" They are implanted a chip that determines their social status based on the parents' IQ test and yearly income. The government kills those who have disabilities, and sends children who have been marked as 'poor' to a five year program after they turn 12-years old. The program is hosted each Saturday and summer in an attempt to give everyone an equal opportunity to life. If the students fail the IQ test then they are lobotomized to serve the country in the army or clean the environment. Those who scored extremely low are killed in domes. In reality, the system is not a fair opportunity. Margarita, a final year student attending the Social Security School knows that the corrupted rich are becoming more and more desperate for the resources everyone is running low on due to the severe climate change crisis. She fears that she will be one of the couple thousands that unfairly fall short in the system. Similarly, like her friend's sister who was killed to keep a scandal quiet. Every day, Margarita faces a war between the rich and poor. The whites and the minorities. Falling in love with a white person is like finding a loophole in the system, and she can't tell the difference between what's real anymore.

A Jamaican black girl moves to Austin, Texas with her family. Follow this girl as she adopts to a totally different culture while navigating high school

Michael's heart and soul were only for his businesses, at least until he met Deborah. From the moment he laid eyes on her, he was instantly attracted and the feeling was mutual - which had never happened to him! He envisioned her as his wife but she dumped him. Time and her absence helped him forget the heartbreak. But when he was least expecting, it appeared that life had brought Deborah back into his circles. She came in a version that was more lovable and attractive than before, and despite their unsolved issues, Michael decided to grasp this chance to have Deborah back, no matter what the cost. Where would love lead him?

" spirits have no idea of who or what they were once a body contained them. It's just lucky for a spirit to have an early chance to find out."

"Mistakes were made. Over and over." Tall tales and short stories from the vast, mad Multiverse. Sex, guts and gore, absurdity, and depressing things. The end times came and left and started up again. Shit happens. And doesn't.

Birdie Taylor was your typical Southern girl. She was born and raised in the small town of Fargo, Mississippi. Her family is rich and white, just like most families in Fargo. Birdie's long legs and blonde hair brought many blessings for her, but she had no idea what she was in for. Being from the south, she was used to different races. She was liberal, but her family were still conservative, racist people. It was so close to Mexico that many immigrants wound up there. She didn't know many of them, as they often lived on the outside of town. But when she met one of them, it would change her world.

I've undressed my mind; I'm in the nude. ✧ © 2018-20 rmm all rights reserved (under some construction, so some poems may appear missing for now -17/10/22)

When can we get rid of the "cancer" of racial discrimination in the United States

At the focus of chaos, only the valiant and undaunted will remain unscathed just as how the sun will only rise at the last warrior standing amongst the bodies of the fallen.

JUst a book with a whole bunch of dumb rules about being gay it's more like a meme than actually a law so just enjoy😌 I will not judge if you do not agree with me on something. This will include stuff from fandoms I read about. This includes Content on all LGBTQ+ members🏳️‍🌈 SUCK IT TO ALL THE PPL WHO SAID I WOULD NEVER DO ANYTHING GOOD IN MY LIFE #1 in 101reasons #3 in unreal #4 in dumbshit #7 in racial #9 in spongebob MWAHAHAHAHA FEAR ME

In a remote corner of the Philippines, two strangers find themselves marooned on an uninhabited island after a harrowing shipwreck. Mark, a talented songwriter haunted by his past, and Irene, a privileged socialite with deeply ingrained prejudices, initially clash in their fight for survival. Irene's racism further complicates their dire situation, straining their fragile alliance. As they confront the harsh realities of isolation, scarce resources, and relentless threats, Mark's resourcefulness and determination become vital for their survival. Over time, their mutual struggle against nature and their own prejudices forces them to set aside their differences and depend on each other. Amidst the unforgiving landscape, they discover unexpected strengths within themselves and each other, forging an unlikely bond that challenges their preconceptions and transcends their tumultuous beginnings.

Elise who had a long time dream of becoming a cop was being racially profiled and discriminated against as his new job as a coo at his jurisdiction and seeks out revenge and fights for what's right.

She wanted a life that escaped Jim Crow and its laws. Life in Overtown, originally called Colored Town during the Jim Crow era, was nothing but oppression and depression. A time when civil rights became the overwhelming domestic issue of 1963. One night, Wyetta went to the Harlem Square club in downtown Miami, a small nightspot that harbored singers from across the world. There she met industry mogul, Jaydex Theodore, who accompanied Sam Cooke that would perform that night. Jaydex was known among those in the music industry to secure links and deals for black musicians, that were blocked by racist men in power. What Wyetta Lee thought would be a fun night would soon be her true life story. #1-Retro #1-Miami This book is a work of fiction. Names, characters, businesses, places, events, and incidents are strictly from the author's imagination. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, is entirely fictional.