Little Ugly Black Monkey, Beautiful Nubian Queen by L W at Inkitt

Summary

Lovette looked up at her mom with her beautiful black marble eyes and ask why can she not see me. With a tear rolling down her left cheek, her mother In this heartfelt reality of one little innocent black girl. The introduction of racism is in no way imaginable in her understanding. As Lovette grows up in the labeled ghetto, this is only one of the many times that she experiences some form of racial discrimination. Here is where Lovette learns that her ancestors were forced to come to America, while their ancestors chose to come to America, yet we all live in America, only to find some of ourselves homeless in America. Its survival of the fittest, a world gauntlet. Only the Strong Will Survive, then there's those who will just make it and the rest will get denied. Only in America can one have a dream deferred by a people full of hate who used others just so they can be great. So in all Lovette has learned that the fire in your eyes, tells a story that you just can't hide. Beneath your skin you hide your pain. Under pressure, you sink into depression. Only to remember that a smile is the answer. Living your dream, sounds so serene. Almost as easy as 1, 2, 3. Peaceful and untroubled, wrapped in your little bubble, you lift your eyes praying for clear skys. So as you move about Living your Dream, remember you can go as far as

Genre: Drama/Poetry

Author: L W

Status: Ongoing

Chapters: 1

Rating: n/a

Age Rating: 13+

Chapter 1 Racism Introduced and Defined

Lovette could remember like it was yesterday. Another day trying to make a dollar. That was Lovettes mom. She would get up extra early in the morning just to fall on her knees to give God thanks for saving her from the clutches of sin. After giving God thanks her mother would make what breakfast she could put together and feed Lovette, normally mom would fast, so she did not eat anything. Than she would say in her stern voice. Mommy has to go to work. I don't have a sitter right now so you will have to go with mommy. You cannot let my boss see you she stressed. Lovette looked up at her mom with her beautiful black marble eyes and ask why can she not see me. With a tear rolling down her left cheek, her mother says because racism still exists. Then she dressed Lovette and off to work they went.

As they walk to public transit Lovette turns and ask her mother, What is racism? Her mother dropped her head and with sadness says, it is when one color people misunderstand and misinterpret another color people. What color are we mommy, Lovette screamed. Shhhhh her mom said, then pulled

Lovette close and whispered in her ear. We are the Nubians, the Dark Race. Lovettes bright untampered imagination brought a smile to her mother's heart even as the tears pushed out the corner of her eye. here…