MetalcoreEloise

I'm thinking about making a boondocks fanfiction with a black British OC or reader in it.
          	When developing this idea, I envisioned a character who embodies the unique blend of cultural experiences as a Black British individual. The reader or original character (OC), raised in an English Black family, moves to Chicago at the age of nine. This transition introduces her to a diverse group of friends, some of whom adopt a "gangsta" persona, like Riley and Cindy, while others, like Huey and Jazmine, offer different perspectives.
          	
          	Now, with her being 15, Despite her new friends she often feels out of place, embracing her identity as the "dork" of the group. This disconnect leads her to sometimes mimic the behavior of her peers, however some of the kids that she meets at school, will sometimes be confused of her, because of their misunderstanding that "British is predominantly composed of white people" because of the stereotype that "being British equates to being white", I feel like Riley would think something like that too, similar to just like how Karen Smith from Mean girls asks Cady how she's white if she's from Africa. Therefore, my OC navigates these misunderstandings that Black individuals from England are less common due to prevailing stereotypes.
          	
          	Her journey explores the challenge of breaking down these misconceptions—highlighting that anyone of any race can embody British culture, regardless of their background, if they are raised in it. This character's experiences shed light on the richness of diversity within the Black community, showcasing how identity can be multifaceted and shaped by various environments and experiences. 

MetalcoreEloise

I'm thinking about making a boondocks fanfiction with a black British OC or reader in it.
          When developing this idea, I envisioned a character who embodies the unique blend of cultural experiences as a Black British individual. The reader or original character (OC), raised in an English Black family, moves to Chicago at the age of nine. This transition introduces her to a diverse group of friends, some of whom adopt a "gangsta" persona, like Riley and Cindy, while others, like Huey and Jazmine, offer different perspectives.
          
          Now, with her being 15, Despite her new friends she often feels out of place, embracing her identity as the "dork" of the group. This disconnect leads her to sometimes mimic the behavior of her peers, however some of the kids that she meets at school, will sometimes be confused of her, because of their misunderstanding that "British is predominantly composed of white people" because of the stereotype that "being British equates to being white", I feel like Riley would think something like that too, similar to just like how Karen Smith from Mean girls asks Cady how she's white if she's from Africa. Therefore, my OC navigates these misunderstandings that Black individuals from England are less common due to prevailing stereotypes.
          
          Her journey explores the challenge of breaking down these misconceptions—highlighting that anyone of any race can embody British culture, regardless of their background, if they are raised in it. This character's experiences shed light on the richness of diversity within the Black community, showcasing how identity can be multifaceted and shaped by various environments and experiences. 

hannahconkle

Hey I um wanna ask you something

hannahconkle

@WolfEloise Sure and pls leave your thoughts in the comments
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MetalcoreEloise

@hannahconkle I guess that would be cool, would you like to read one of my books also, (I have only submitted one chapter of my first book though, I have to get back into my fav anime series to continue it)
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hannahconkle

@WolfEloise well would you like to read any of my books?
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