White Girl Bio

White Girl By Treasure Marie Denise Jackson

White Girl is about a little girl named Amaris, who is Caucasian from Irish descent, she is a pure Irish kid born in America.

They gave her up for adoption due to being in College and trying to continue their studies.

They were also both very irresponsible.

So, she ended up in foster care at the tender young age of 1 week old.

One day, a black couple, the man named Jackson of African descent, and the woman Timairia from Caribbean descent, came to adopt a white baby.

One day, in their adult age, Timairia killed a white person and her man named Jackson took his body and hid it behind a tree for the police to see. But the police never knew it was them that killed the white man.

One day, they decided to get a white baby and mistreat the baby for the sole purpose of revenge against white people.

The Social worker was happy to have them adopt Amaris, after two years, she was legally adopted by them Because baby adoptions take long then when they brought her home, everyone thought it was a happy day for the black couple. It was a happy day for them, because they got what they wanted but not for Amaris, who was relentlessly abused by them, but why? Because, they weren't adopting her because they wanted a baby, they wanted her to get revenge on white people, you see, The woman's parents were killed by the KKK, and the man's parents were kidnapped by white people, it happened when they were children, and when they went into foster care, white foster carers were cruel to them.

They planned to rape, enslave, batter, and even kill the baby when it reached 19.

Their plan was actually going as planned, however, they failed to kill the child.

One day, another black family moved in across the street and lived near the park.

So, one day, the new family would visit the broken family daily for fun and play time with their kids.

As time went by, the black boy named Terrell, the new black family's son, started to see the weirdest things across the street, a cotton... A small cotton plantation in the front yard that the white girl tended to, which, she seemed to actually like.

But only because her parents never messed with her while she was doing it.

Amaris never went to school, only when social services got involved did Amaris go to school.

Amaris didn't mix well with the white kids there, Amaris even cut one.

Her parents were called to the principal's office, they came and made Amaris feel like a wretch.

When Amaris went home, her mom, Timairia, sent her dad, Jackson, to go rape Amaris.

He did, her mom felt jealous that he'd listened to her and raped her adoptive daughter.

Her mom made Amaris clean up the house and sell cotton to big companies that work with the government to make money.

Amaris had made paintings to get rid of thoughts of past traumas in her own little way, her parents sold them and told Amaris to keep her mouth shut about who made them.

So, Amaris did.

This made her sad, and eventually, this painting coping mechanism dropped to none and she never painted, again.

Her paintings are tragic, very sad.

They usually depict white people hurting black people or black people hurting white people.

Sometimes, children may draw what they see or how they feel.

That is what she's doing, Amaris also paints black people getting hurt because of what her parents teach Amaris aboout black history and how bad white people can be, her paintings are dark in theme.

Amaris was a very good painter. A museum actually has her paintings on display with an explaination on their backgrounds.

Lies, of course on the ones with black people hurting white people, saying they're about "Reverse Racism"

but in reality, they were showing how her parents treated her.

The ones about white people hurting black people are depicted as being about the struggles of black people in the old times.

In school, she got into media arts.

She liked to make flipbooks and animations, and told her black teacher named Ebony Diamond, the only one she respected, that she hoped to make media arts and movies one day.

When her parents found the flipbooks, they made them into animations and told everyone they'd made them.

They were successful black people, who, blessed with her talent, made thousands of dollars.

"I hate you!" was what she'd hear on a daily basis, she had no idea what love was.

Amaris hated to see herself in the mirror, and Amaris was afraid of how black people saw Amaris and afraid of how they'd treat her, Amaris went to a mostly native-American school, with minimal white and black kids.

She only trusted the teacher because it was the black boy across the street's mother.

The black boy's name was Terrell Diamond, his mom's name was Ebony Diamond, his father's name was Xavier Diamond.

Amaris didn't stay within the family for long, in fact, the black family across the street noticed hardships, when she was 10, she started to show signs of sexual abuse.