Pretty Ricki

- College Educated black women

- Street Educated black women

- Poor black women

- rich black women

- Gay black women

- Trans black women

- Queer black women

- Imprisoned black women

- criminal-past black women

- mentally ill black women

- sex working black women

- disabled black women

- old black women

-young black women

- loud black women

- quiet black women

- dark-skinned black women

- Light-skinned black women

- fat, skinny, curvy, muscular, athletic black women

- agnostic, Muslim, Buddhist, Christian, Wiccan, Pagan, Bruja black women

- black women that are artists

- black women that cosplay

- black women that feel out of place

- black women out of work

- black women on welfare

- black women working two jobs

- black mothers

- black sisters

- black women choosing to exist in a world that doesn’t care if they exist.

Like, at this point, the creators have already been screwed. The networks are hanging them out to dry. This isn't a "if you pirate it, it doesn't get renewed" situation, this is a "if you DON'T pirate it, it might become completely lost" situation.

It's like how the original 1931 Frankenstein movie had scenes cut from the completed film by censors under the Hays Code. The original film wasn't rediscovered until the 1980s, and then only because someone had stashed away an original copy somewhere.

And then terfs will say "Actually that's homophobic why are you saying lesbians shouldn't go to pride."

Need to catch up? Masterlist HERE.

“Little ghetto boy Playing in the ghetto street Whatcha’ gonna do when you grow up And have to face responsibility?

Will you spend your days and nights in the pool room? Will you sell caps of madness to the neighborhood? Little ghetto boy You already know how rough life can be ‘Cause you’ve seen so much pain and misery”

Lalah Hathaway – “Little Ghetto Boy”

The last time the cops ever picked Erik Stevens up was while visiting his Grandpop in Oakland during a D.C. extended school break. He stood on a street corner with an older group of boys near a convenience store and sipped beer from the forty of a 69 Mob gang member. Toked on some weed while leaning on the handlebars of his Mongoose BMX bike that his Uncle Bakari sent for his fifteenth birthday during spring break. He hung furry dice from it as the hood boys did to their lowriders with the spinning rims. High as all get out, he traded insults with the other loiters and watched girls walk timidly by across the street with their downcast eyes, hoping none of the feral, posturing masculinity near them catcalled or bothered them. When Erik was around, the older heads left the women and girls alone. There were still stories floating around of his father brutalizing two men at a spot down the street because of harassment.

If you need to catch up, here’s Volume 1 and Volume 2!

Summary: 

Erik N'Jadaka Stevens. The top student in his graduating class at the Naval Academy. The youngest graduate to do so.

Erik excels at M.I.T. studying bioacoustics and sonic warfare. Hounded by Tony Stark to become his protege in Malibu once more, Erik sets out to forge a path that will take him into the military and Special Ops to complete his ultimate goal: Revenge for his mother and father and the overthrow of the weekends Royal House. With the help of his roommate, Disa, he may have found a way to balance first love and his need for justice.

NSFW. Mature Audience Only 18+!

Chapter 1

Chapter 2