Colorism Stories

A story in which a pop star by the name of Justin Bieber falls in love with a normal girl that happens to be different from society's definition of beautiful . Cliché r...

The School most popular boy is known for being cold and standoffish but that's the least in a school full of bullies. The kids in his class have never seen a black girl...

Introverted Ilhaam is a hopeless romantic waiting for her own love story, but somehow has come to believe that no man will ever truly love her because of one feature tha...

Rayna tries to keep her mood on chill 24/7 but with skin deemed blue-black and with friends that are always surrounded by guys it's hard to do. At her school her complex...

Tired of her family not seeing her, Cressida bails from a family gathering to drink away her pain. There she meets a European tourist who she immediately clicks with, li...

"Your black ain't beautiful", at least that's what her stepmother tells her. "If you're not a twig, you're not beautiful either", her stepsister Agat...

Omolara is a young dark skinned black girl who is subjected to colorism from all corners of her community including her own family. One day however, she gets into a d...

I'm tired of the shit i have to go through everyday for being me. I'm tired of feeling like I'm not good enough for the world. I'm just tired of being tired.

A quiet insecure quirky dark-skinned girl travels to Paris for the first time after leaving behind a colorist ex-boyfriend , a wicked step-mom and a controlling friend w...

Her name was Oasis Kai Evans, and she was sick of being the oddball in life. She was that black girl who was always stuck in between. Oasis is always underappreciated an...

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When you see me, do you really see me or do you see my skin tone first?

A black girl...by the name of Valerie. Struggles. Uplifts.

Gia knew Isaac as her adopted sister's boyfreind. A boy with a bad reputation and who liked to tease her for her place of birth and race (sort of). She didn't like him...

I know your pain, but I also know your potential. From the darkness of your skin and the depth of your hue, to the width of your nose and kinks of your curls, I am o...

You are amazing. We are amazing. A peom book (and whatever else I wind up writing down) for all the other black girls out there that need a reminder that we are a commu...

What if the first person to break your heart wasn't a love interest but the very person who brought you into the world? What if the first person to reject you bore the t...

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