Racial Stories

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?

This essay examines the historical roots and modern expression of the Jezebel archetype placed on Black women, tracing how a narrative born in slavery continues to shape culture, film, and recognition today. RJ Knighton explores how Hollywood, particularly through the Academy Awards, consistently uplifts racialized stories within a narrow frame, often tying Black identity to suffering, servitude, or sexualization. Through analysis of films like Monster's Ball and One Battle After Another, alongside the legacies of Dorothy Dandridge and Halle Berry, the essay confronts the uncomfortable pattern of Black women being positioned as objects of desire within imbalanced power dynamics, especially through the lens of white male gaze. Grounded in historical context, cultural critique, and respect for Black women's autonomy, this piece does not reject Black sexuality but challenges the systems that distort it, asking whether what we are witnessing is true progress or a continuation of the same story in a different form.

Set between the aftermath of World War II and the shifting promises of the late 1950s, this story follows two men raised on opposite sides of privileges and survival. Vincent grows up in wealth, discipline and expectation. Heir to a powerful name, he was taught early that image is everything. Alastor, raised by a violent father, lives in an era that limits him at every turn. He learns how to move through spaces that welcome his talent, yet reject his presence. Their lives collide in a moment neither will forget - a brief encounter marked by judgment which later leaded to consequences. What follows is not a simple romance, but a slow unraveling: of inherited beliefs, carefully performed roles, and desires that refuse to remain buried. Vincent and Alastor are forced to confront not only each other, but the parts of themselves shaped by fear, expectation from society, survival and the cost of choosing who they are allowed to be.

Vayren must decide, how many more will die for a war long forgotten? After returning to his home in ashes, parents dead by other humans, he finds solace in the arm of the cult leader Reina. She asks him why have beasts, magical beings, and free humans have been merciful for so long? He begins to wonder if it is time for change. Time for them to stand up to the unnecessary killing of all species by the Elite. He seeks answers and maybe romance forbidden in a hunt of justice and clarity.

The world of EVERBREAK is a fantasy setting full of knights and gladiators, mages and witches, merfolk and sky-dwellers, good and evil, and a caste system that perpetuates classes of haves and have nots. The Tales of Preptonia follows the aftermath of a slave uprising, as a fledgling nation attempts to create a society of free men and women, in the face of looming threats.

What About us follows a Japanese boy named Akira whose family moves to America in the year 1938 and follows how when Japan bombs Pearl Harbor and Akira's family and him are taken to camps.

"You should kill me!" Screams the enemy of Mark Trenton; a fighter pilot for the Earth Union forces. After shooting down his enemy rival pilot, he realizes that he is not flying away from this one crashing himself. Should he kill his enemy? Should he help his enemy? That is the question he must answer, as survival becomes the main point for him and that of his enemy.

The human race is gone, and they have given their knowledge to their best friends; dogs. Peace has always been established, but recently many cats have stated an uprising. Out of their jealousy of the dogs, they have found an illegal recipe similar to the original knowledge-giving formula that the humans gave to the dogs. With their new intelligence, the cats build an enormous lab made for weaponry and bomb construction. Some cats do not wish for war, so they join the dogs but are not fairly treated. Priscilla and her boyfriend Conner are just ordinary, 17 year old (dog years) dogs trying to finish high school. But when a bomb the cats are building explodes prematurely, Conner and Priscilla get a little too close. Many of the cats died, but a few survived, along with the two terribly burned dogs. But after a week in the hospital, Priscilla and Conner have fully grown their fur back and are experiencing weird symptoms, like burning things with a touch of their paw. The cats that lived had the same symptoms as well, and they want revenge. Priscilla thinks that these new found abilities could be super powers, and that they could be used to protect the city, while Conner thinks they could be extremely dangerous, and should be kept hidden. Could he be right?

In the heart of an ancient land, where magic weaves through the air and ancient beings dwell, lies a relic of unimaginable power. This relic, a long-lost artifact from a forgotten age, holds the key to the world's fate. Legends speak of its ability to alter destinies, bringing either salvation or destruction to those who wield it. Our story begins with a humble farmer named Aiden, who stumbles upon a fragment of an old prophecy hinting at the relic's existence. With dark forces beginning to stir and the shadow of war looming over the peaceful lands, Aiden is thrust into a journey he never sought. Joined by a diverse group of companions-a wise old mage, a fierce warrior with a hidden past, a cunning thief with a heart of gold, and a mysterious elf with her own secret quest-they must navigate treacherous terrains and face perilous foes. As they venture deeper into the unknown, they uncover the true nature of the relic and the ancient evil that seeks to possess it. Each step brings them closer to a confrontation that will decide the fate of their world. Bonds are tested, sacrifices made, and the line between friend and foe blurs. In "The Relic of Fate," embark on an epic journey filled with magic, mystery, and adventure. Will Aiden and his companions succeed in their quest, or will the darkness claim their world? Dive into this gripping tale where every choice matters and destiny is but a relic away.

A short story of how Sloth came to be.

This essay examines the concept of - otherness. in relation to immigrants and how societies historically respond to cultural outsiders. Using the decline of the Roman Empire as a historical case, it explores how migration, political instability, and perceptions of foreign groups contributed to tensions within Roman society. The paper then compares these dynamics with modern debates about immigration and nationalism in Europe and the United States. By highlighting both similarities and important differences, the essay argues that the fall of the Western Roman Empire cannot be explained by migration alone, but rather by a complex interaction of economic, political, and social factors. Understanding these historical patterns provides perspective on contemporary discussions about identity, integration, and national stability.

If you're looking for some poetry, you've come to the right place...or book. This is a collection of poems I have written over the years. Some poems talk about bullying, suicide, abuse, etc. so be aware. I hope you enjoy what I write.

Small town in Texas called Vidor sat a little girl with a big dream. A dream to be big but in Vidor color was a problem you had to be the color white to get "Big" and Trinity wanted to prove no matter her skin color and where she came from.

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

Urban Fiction As the saying goes curiosity killed the cat. While 17 year old Talina Thomas, stays with her grandma in South side Chicago for the long weekend she finds herself surrounded by the wrong crowd. Being the naive, rich preppy girl from North Chicago she finds herself making the wrong choices and decisions. In the mist of the new partying and social life, Talina disappears from the face of the Earth. Will she find her way back home? Or will she be forced to learn the ropes of the streets to survive? Join the journey of Talina finding herself all in the wrong and right places..

Was Diane sexually assaulted in a public bathroom? Or is she just racist? The world may never know.

8 Teens are traveling the world before their first year of college starts. The year 2020. What will happen when 2020 is not the year they expected but the year that was the end of them. This book contains the following: Police brutality Racism Drugs Death Violence

It's the early 50s, Obaya, Nevada, and some new neighbors have moved around the block here racism isn't a thing for the most part but these new neighbors have something else in mind. For the most part they seem nice but I guess we'll have to keep an eye on them.

This Christian-Adaption takes place in a small, southern town in Indiana where nothing has really progressed in the last sixty years. In this town, racial slurs, violence, lack of justice, and even murder are still permitted. As long as the black man is still at the bottom of the social ladder. The reason this town is still unexploited is because it is has nothing there, but the most intelligent private schools in the nation, Hill Private School. With the exception of the seven percent of students that apply and actually make it in, no one else is there. Which meant that you have to have a very wealth family, and the best grades from middle school to get in. No one expected two other students that weren't Caucasian to actually make it in. Achilles Brown, who was originally from Manchester has come to this school wanting to become ready to attend one of the best colleges in the world after he graduates. His intelligence is far above any other fifteen year old boy, and he want the entire world to know it. Melody Lann has lived in this town her entire life, and after being treated brutally because of the color of her skin she only wants to get away from it so that she can live a normal life. Her mother, however, has plans for her to stay there and be the first Non-Caucasian to graduate from there. Join these two through the real and the seemingly unreal challenges that they face in life and in death. Heaven and Hell will have your heart pacing from page to page. Read as this dark reality mixes in with the supernatural forces that have been around us for all time.

❝Race disconnected us. Religion separated us Politics divided us & Wealth classified us.❞ In which seven girls try to outrun their government and postpone their execution. [disclaimer:] mentions of rape, self-harm, blood, death, epidemics, use of ableist and racial slurs (of which i disagree with, but are crucial to the moral of the story) if this offends you in any way, please message me so we can discuss it Cover by merewolves