Segregation Stories

Set in the 1950s in Memphis, "The Value of Friendship" is a coming-of-age story that will touch your heart. When nine-year-old Autumn Grace Moran meets colored girl Gwendolyn ("Wendy") Summer, they form a bond so beautiful and powerful that it cannot be broken. In a time of prejudice, discrimination, terrorism, and the demand for equal rights, these two young girls will try to prove the power of true friendship, despite their different backgrounds. Because the truth is, true friendship is a gift that lasts through time, and neither color nor appearance matter.

Born from two different societies, both Azu and Celie find a way to accompany each other during the fights of the heights while also trying to find a way to stop the yearly event.

Vincent and Alastor visit an aquarium, but it's the 1950s, an especially precarious era.

Brooklyn, New York- a place that's not kid friendly; the population is explicitly drug dealers, crack heads,crooks,killers, the homeless, gangs,rats, and less than 1% was the kids who have dreams of making it in life. Anything , you name it and Brooklyn had it. If you were brought up by a poor family you do whatever it took to help your family out no doubt about it, you either 'Nut Up' or 'Shut Up'My Pops always says. If you were white you were to only talk to whites, if you were Hispanic you only talk to Hispanics, if you were black you better stick to talking to blacks only cause talking or dealing with anyone who isn't would get you in a world of hurt-period. It is also best not to trust any or everyone here, momma says back when she was my age she had no choice but to trust people but in this era she believed trusting could get you killed; cuz nowadays it seemed like the whole world is against each other. Nothing gets handed to you and there aren't fairy tale endings, you just hope and pray that you can get your shit together to get out of the projects and make a better life for you and your family. You don't even get a second chance at anything, if you mess up you're stuck here forever; this is just the harsh reality of how this city works. As said plenty of times before: "This is Brooklyn..." Copyright©2014 All Rights Reserved.,LucidLoner™ ___________________________________________________________________ Cover by: @zemoustachefairy

A short story about love, loss, and friendship.

What if everyone you knew was just like you? And those who disagreed, were separated from each other. All wars would end, but your knowledge is limited, and those who resisted were banished to Anarchy. Where would you belong?

The world is segregated and most humans are not willing to accept the mutants that the Kraang introduced to their society, New York is no exception and the turtles learn this the hard way as they try to survive as second class citizens in the big apple. Much like the segregation between the races that was put to an end in the 20th century. I don't own the TMNT although that would be awesome, I am so not cool enough for that so I satisfy myself by writing fanfiction.

A teen girl named Addilynn lives in the suburbs of Maryland. It is the late 1950s and it's the era of TV, Rock 'n' Roll, cars, and teens start to rebel away from the traditions of the 50s as mothers stay home and fathers work. Addilynn is oblivious when it comes to people's feelings. She has trouble expressing her feelings to people and especially boys. Then Addilynn meets a boy named James. Live the 50s with them!

It's the Mid-1950s, and segregation in schools has officially come to a halt. Elmer Worthington is a handsome playboy of the town. When he makes a bet that he can seduce a black girl, he figures it'll be no challenge at all for him. But when he gets feelings for Francine Riperton, the new black girl in school, things seem to become more complicated. Will he be able to keep things cool, or will he be the one losing his heart? Warning: Sexual themes, racial themes, violence, alcohol ***I have several chapters pre-written and I'll be releasing them gradually. This is how I wrote most of my first book and I think it resulted in higher quality chapters.

When a new, non-segregated school opens in Ackley Bridge, Quinn Riley Miller meets Jordan Wilson. A broken boy and a broken girl in a screwed up world. Can they fix each other or will they ultimately break each other further? A Jordan Wilson x Female OC <|{[TRIGGER WARNING]}|> Self harm, suicide, abuse, mentions of SA, eating disorders, and racism. THIS IS YOUR WARNING PLEASE DO NOT READ IF THIS WILL TRIGGER YOU!!!! And please if you are struggling, find comfort and help in professionals or family and friends, and my DMs are always open if you need to rant or talk xx

Kira's world is split into 3 parts. One part, high among the stars, live Sky Children. Another part is far below ground where the Hule dwell. And finally just average land, where Kira lives with her family along with other humans. These 3 societies have been rivals, for as long as anyone could remember. Is it because they're all so different? Is it because they're afraid? Kira asks all of these questions, while doing and feeling everything that was forbidden. Like you know.... crushing on a Sky Child. (Don't worry, they aren't actually just children. They have teens, adults, and elders too).

What if the greatest barrier to human progress is not oppression from above, but conformity from within? Social Segregation is a provocative philosophical work about how people are shaped by society long before they can think for themselves - and how inherited beliefs, fear, imitation, and collective inertia keep civilizations trapped in repeating the same patterns. Moving through history, culture, and social theory, the book explores why societies formed as a "common pot" tend to reproduce mediocrity, why the majority is not always socially useful, and why real progress may require a new kind of separation - not by race, wealth, or birth, but by values, responsibility, and social usefulness. This is not a conventional story, but a speculative and confrontational journey into the possible future of humanity.

This book is written in the honour of those blacks who have been and are being discriminated against. Those who has died and are being punished for the crimes they have not committed. Those who's lives, the lives of their loved ones have been destroyed. Those who have been separated from their lovers all for the sake of segregation. Let's all say NO to Segregation 🚫🚫 The drama unfolds when a young black lady falls in love with a wealthy white musician but the society is against their union. Read how they fight for equality and their love. Brought to you by: Lizzy Balogun (Elizalin45) Started: May 28, 2020 Ended:

Amena Brown is a girl trapped in a life where everything is unfair just because of the color of her skin She has faced the challenges of segregation her whole life silently hoping the day to be truly free. Growing up in Jackson Mississippi in 1964 one of the most racist cities in America has a bunch in store for young Amena Amena has been transferred to a white people school at the beginning of her Senior year because of her impressive Academics that surpassed her school . Will she survive the torment or will she succumb to all the obstacles thrown her way? Will a turquoise blueish greenish eyed boy help Amena survive her new life? Or will he be the person to push her two the edge?

Another black man dead. Killed by a white law enforcement officer. I have a question to you all. Do you feel safe in a country where the people who are trusted to keep he peace are killing innocent men with family's and friends? To the men who killed Alton Sterling, FUCK YOU. And to the people who watched as those shots fired before their eyes. FUCK YOU, your no different. #Justsaying #Justbeinghonest #blacklivrsmatter #anotheronedead #ripalton ~Lionhearted_Jay_

A poem about a black boy and a black girl dealing with segregation