#1
Black Girls Open Diary.by Crybabypxet
The time of silencing black women are over. We have snatched the mic and we won't give it back till we finished.
You guys had your fun now it's time for us to put our 2...
#2
A gentle reminder by anonymous
In this misogynistic society when rapes happen the blame is often put on the victim. The nauseating explanations given by the society are that the woman must have worn s...
#3
Sincerely, A Black Girl #Wat...by They call me Nzinga
~Neutrality helps the oppressor, never the victim. Silence encourages the tormentor, never the tormented. -Elie Wiesel
~Justice will not be served until those who are un...
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#4
100 Days of AfroLatinidadby iesha
"You don't look Hispanic."
"I thought you were Black?"
"Prove you're Latina."
This is what I've been hearing ever since I can remember and...
#5
Can I Touch Your Hair? (A Book Sur...by iesha
High school only meant one thing for Kristina Washington:
Ignorance, ignorance, and more ignorance.
When she's accepted into a school where the ratio of white to colore...
#6
Girls Need Love Tooby Haniyahb_
This story takes place in Philly. Melanie, along with her friends Maniyah, Jaylaa, and Sissy are freshman at Jefferson High School. All four girls share different relati...
#7
Dear Black Girlsby opinionatedblackgirl
A series of thoughts, rants, and uplifting messages for all black women. If you don't support us, don't read.
#8
Stand Downby Ms Dee
❝i see the pain they bare,
where is the hope they long for
does anybody out there care?❞
#10
A Tired Black Teenby commonqueen
Do not get the wrong idea about this "book." These are literally just my gathered everyday thoughts just put in a "book" form. Nothing more. I am ver...
#12
Promise In The Petalsby Sia
A story told in flashback about a woman who escaped her racist adoptive home and became a activist with a dark past.
#13
What is "In Our Skin"?by ✨In Our Skin™✨
a sort of "mission statement" of what this account, In Our Skin, will be.
©2018 inourskin
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#14
Womanism: A Black Girls Alternativ...by They call me Nzinga
"A woman's place is in the struggle"
Womanism is essentially feminism for women of color, but better. We know they claim "intersectional feminism", w...
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