Interracial lesbian stories

[thomas1965]

Has anyone found interracial lesbian stories here?
I searched but couldn't find any.

 

[thomas1965]

Actually Google showed quite a few. I wonder why the search function didn't find it.

 

[SimonDoom]

I used the search function and found 1077.

Go to Advanced Search and enter "Interracial" and "lesbian" in the search bar and hit enter.

 

[thomas1965]

Thanks, works like a charm. Will write it down.

 

[RetroFan]

My story series 'Jehovah's Witness Romance' has lesbian sex between a blonde Caucasian girl Andrea and an African-American girl Samantha.

My story 'Marcie and Ramona's Sapphic Saturday' is about two 18-year-old girls Marcie who is Jewish and Ramona who is Latina who are having a secret lesbian affair in the early 1960s.

 

[lovecraft68]

Funny to see this thread today because a couple of days ago my wife was saying there's not a lot of interracial lesbian videos out there(straight lesbian, not with a guy involved).

What I like about interracial lesbian erotica is it doesn't come with the annoying racist BS that IR stories black man/white woman come with.

 

[RetroFan]

My story series 'Jehovah's Witness Romance' has lesbian sex between a blonde Caucasian girl Andrea and an African-American girl Samantha.

My story 'Marcie and Ramona's Sapphic Saturday' is about two 18-year-old girls Marcie who is Jewish and Ramona who is Latina who are having a secret lesbian affair in the early 1960s.

I've got a couple more. 'My Gay Friend's Hot Mum' is about an affair between Sophie who is Eurasian (half Italian, half Burmese) and Chelsea who is Caucasian. My fetish series 'Trailer Trash Teen Hates Rules' features lesbian action between trashy trailer park girl Breanna (White) and her trampy housing project friend Isabella (Latina), with this pair of blonde and brunette trouble-makers corrupting an innocent redhead into a lesbian three-way in one chapter.

 

[HeyAll]

Look through my profile, my lesbian stories for the past few years are interracial.

 

[Bramblethorn]

Of mine, "Anjali's Red Scarf" and "Riddle of the Copper Coin" involve interracial relationships, though I don't tag them that way because "interracial" as a fetish has a lot of racist baggage attached.

 

[lovecraft68]

Of mine, "Anjali's Red Scarf" and "Riddle of the Copper Coin" involve interracial relationships, though I don't tag them that way because "interracial" as a fetish has a lot of racist baggage attached.

Even for e-books I don't use that tag. Its two characters having sex that happen to be of different ethnicity. If someone who does have a kink specifically for IR they can still enjoy the scene as far as envisioning it, but I don't fuel it with their dialogue or my descriptions, other than things along the lines of "her mocha skin" I don't fetishize it

 

[AlinaX]

Tag search has nearly a thousand: https://tags.literotica.com/interracial/?tag[]=lesbian

 

[MelissaBaby]

Even for e-books I don't use that tag. Its two characters having sex that happen to be of different ethnicity. If someone who does have a kink specifically for IR they can still enjoy the scene as far as envisioning it, but I don't fuel it with their dialogue or my descriptions, other than things along the lines of "her mocha skin" I don't fetishize it

I agree. I have featured ethnically mixed couples in a lot of my stories. I do so because a.) I set my stories in a realistic modern world, and b.) in order to provide some variety. I don't want an endless parade of cookie cutter characters.

I have not, and will not, label or tag any story as "interracial". In genre terms, I think that is a particular kink that involves negative tropes.

I am white. My husband is Black. I have heard those tropes in person, this is not an abstract thing to me. I have on several occasion had women say to me, when they learn I am in a mixed race relationship, "Ooh, black men are so sexy. I just love Idris Elba/Drake/Micheal B. Jordan/Whomever." My usual response is "My husband looks like Forrest Whitaker, and I love him."

 

[MillieDynamite]

Oddly, being I am a black lesbian, married to a white lesbian, you'd think I'd have a ton of lesbian tales; they'd all be IR and crowd out all my other stories. That isn't the case—Lesbian, a few, IR Lesbians less than a few. I have several I've never posted, but their rather personal, somewhat autobiographical, and not ones I am interested in sharing. In reflection, it might appear odd to others, but I do understand why I steer clear of sharing them.

 

[tenyari]

Of mine, "Anjali's Red Scarf" and "Riddle of the Copper Coin" involve interracial relationships, though I don't tag them that way because "interracial" as a fetish has a lot of racist baggage attached.

Likewise.

The "interracial" genre of erotica is just a racism fetish, having nothing to do with interracial people or even mixed relationships.

It's mostly a fetish about dehumanizing Black folks by painting them as the aggressors against, usually White women.

(DNA paints the opposite picture - African Americans are 30% Caucasian, almost exclusively through the paternal line - from White men. Anglo Americans are about 2% or so African, almost exclusively through the maternal line - Black women. The DNA paints a picture of 500 years of sexual assault of Black women by White men. The so-called 'Interracial" erotica genre is the fetishization of the false narrative that was used to justify the murder of people like Emmitt Till.)

Even though I'm multi-racial, and the relationships in my stories almost always stretch across people of many racial and ethnic groups because that's just the norm of my roots; I avoid that racist tag / category.

 

[lovecraft68]

I agree. I have featured ethnically mixed couples in a lot of my stories. I do so because a.) I set my stories in a realistic modern world, and b.) in order to provide some variety. I don't want an endless parade of cookie cutter characters.

I have not, and will not, label or tag any story as "interracial". In genre terms, I think that is a particular kink that involves negative tropes.

I am white. My husband is Black. I have heard those tropes in person, this is not an abstract thing to me. I have on several occasion had women say to me, when they learn I am in a mixed race relationship, "Ooh, black men are so sexy. I just love Idris Elba/Drake/Micheal B. Jordan/Whomever." My usual response is "My husband looks like Forrest Whitaker, and I love him."

When I was 14 my first real girlfriend was my best friend's sister, a very pretty black girl. Third day of freshmen year of high school I was asked what "coon pussy' tasted like. Week Two "N&&&&R Lover" was painted on my locker.

Things like that fall under blatant racism, however, it made me conscience of it in its many varied and more subtle forms. What is disturbing about most IR stories is neither the author nor reader-and like the people in your example- seem to realize how racist this material and these tropes are. Worse, many of them will run around screaming the 'R' word on the net while pretending to be woke and because they don't understand pandering is not empowering. and a cause should be about the cause, not "look at me supporting this cause" because that's the type most guilty of what you're talking about.

 

[Lovecraft_Lore]

I wrote an lesbain story for the last winter contest. One was white and one Chinese

 

[tristianc]

About 10 years ago I wrote a lesbian story titled “Retreat and Surrender” on here. It’s long, but if memory serves me it’s an interracial lesbian story.

 

[Kumquatqueen]

I've only tagged one story as interracial, knowing that it would disappoint anyone looking for your stereotypical BBC story (it's a British Bangladeshi gay man and a white British bisexual woman, and they don't even have penetrative sex!).

Trolling, almost. It's got way more views than any of my other stories, did very well with votes initially (Laurel put it in Fetish) but the score has declined over time - possibly because viewers finding it over the last couple years are the disappointed interracial fans.

Though every now and then I get a message thanking me for not making white the default in it (woman has a couple paragraphs mentioning previous relationships including two black women and one who is mixed SE Asian), or for writing an attractive Asian guy, and I guess they're finding it from that tag. So I might use the tag again.

 

[tenyari]

Worse, many of them will run around screaming the 'R' word on the net while pretending to be woke and because they don't understand pandering is not empowering. and a cause should be about the cause, not "look at me supporting this cause" because that's the type most guilty of what you're talking about.

There's 'actually being woke' as the term was defined when it first started getting used... and then there's what people have been calling the 'woke mob' which is the virtue signal going after anyone in order to self-promote (with the 'mob' part being how folks jump on the bandwagon without checking facts).

Then of course... there's the much larger phenomenon of people mis-using the term in order to fear-monger the same way the term 'politically correct' was reshaped from the original idea of 'be respectful to others' into some insane over-reaching concept that doesn't actually exist except for in the minds of those afraid of it.

Actual woke would be about understanding racial, gender/sex, and class/economic disparities and then being active in acting above them. But that's not what 'social media woke' does in the least.

On Topic:

Because the 'interracial' term gets used as a negative fetish, I won't tag a story I have with it, even though every story I've ever written features a diverse cast of characters, simply because I grew up in a modern city. There isn't a way to tag an actual 'interracial' story without it falling into the trap of being placed alongside fetich work - so I just don't bother as I presume that in 2022 a diverse cast is the norm for a modern-era or futuristic story.

In this day and age a story that is 'monoracial' is the one needing a tag... Maybe 'incest'.

 

[lovecraft68]

There's 'actually being woke' as the term was defined when it first started getting used... and then there's what people have been calling the 'woke mob' which is the virtue signal going after anyone in order to self-promote (with the 'mob' part being how folks jump on the bandwagon without checking facts).

Then of course... there's the much larger phenomenon of people mis-using the term in order to fear-monger the same way the term 'politically correct' was reshaped from the original idea of 'be respectful to others' into some insane over-reaching concept that doesn't actually exist except for in the minds of those afraid of it.

Actual woke would be about understanding racial, gender/sex, and class/economic disparities and then being active in acting above them. But that's not what 'social media woke' does in the least.

On Topic:

Because the 'interracial' term gets used as a negative fetish, I won't tag a story I have with it, even though every story I've ever written features a diverse cast of characters, simply because I grew up in a modern city. There isn't a way to tag an actual 'interracial' story without it falling into the trap of being placed alongside fetich work - so I just don't bother as I presume that in 2022 a diverse cast is the norm for a modern-era or futuristic story.

In this day and age a story that is 'monoracial' is the one needing a tag... Maybe 'incest'.

Woke followed the usual pattern, the initial use of the term, and people who coined it had good intentions and believed in the message behind it.

Woke Mob is what most causes become, especially in the day or social media-specifically twitter it seems-where two negative things happen. It becomes popular so of course they need to be part of it, and tell you all about how they're so woke, then even worse is the mob mentality that I associate with cult behavior where people join in not to support anything, but an excuse to hate people who don't agree so they attack them,

Example-you post something and say "Jeez, look at this, its racist" people look and they decide, do they think it is? Do they disagree? Either way its their choice, and that's how it is. But now its "Jeez, this is racist" followed by the "and if you don't think so, you're racist too" that aggressive hateful BS is what turns people from a cause

They're in the process of it right now with Roe V Wade an important cause to me, but these idiots screaming "all christians and all men and all this..." calling Thomas racial slurs(the same people who call everyone racist by the way) stalking scotuses and their families, getting violent...it takes away any chance of anyone not on their side to see their side because they act like the nasty petulant little brats they are.

Woke is supposed to be about understanding etc, to that type its an excuse to spew hate, but at a group that its 'okay' to hate. The biggest culprits are Hollywood, the moment a loud mouthed entitled and wealthy celeb starts squealing about something, people roll their eyes and turn deaf to the cause.

The pendulum effect took woke to its zenith, but its now crashing "get woke go broke' is costing Hollywood billions because people are tired of the' 'message' being crammed at them and their entertainment riddled with 'social equality" Netflix recently told their employees, we make content for everyone, don't like it. leave. lot more is coming, but if they hadn't bent the knee in the first place, we would have never gotten there. The woke mob is spinning itself out....too bad because in the process, people forget why it began...so case in point.

Hollywood, the source and cause of Metoo initially, destroyed that cause in record time. Meryl Streep yammering about how awful it is then there she was giving Polanski a standing ovation yeah...Crucifying Weinstien, while glorifying his protégé Tarantino who fully admitted he knew women were being raped and abused, but said nothing because he cared more about his career. Brilliant way to support any cause, this person is evil, but this person...well, I like them so its okay

They can't spell conviction, they have it until they need to sacrifice something. I stopped watching football a couple of years ago. Watched, loved it, for 40 years. The league has increasing issues with rape, domestic abuse, child abuse, all manner of criminal behavior, and treats it like a joke, domestic abuse is not even a crime in its yes, the entire culture is disgusting so I gave up something I greatly enjoyed rather than make excuses for why I watch it "its not all players" its not....but they all aid and turn a blind eye to the ones that do"

So as they say on Shark Tank "I'm out" Any one guilty of abuse-with proof- dead to me. Actor, musician, politician, no more.
Sadly, when it comes to the abuse of women, I am running out of safe things to enjoy.

That's how its done, and if enough people did it to where it cost pro sports, Hollywood enough $$$ or a politician an election, things change, until then its all a joke and the self righteous need to STFU and either do something other than posture, or get off the pot.

 

[lovecraft68]

Interesting that this thread has four people, all authors, who are on the same page with how the fetishizing of IR is full of racist tropes and shit, yet there is so much of it published and consumed in a positive manner.

Do this many people not know? Are we exceptionally enlightened? Or...do people know, but enjoy that aspect of it? Like enjoying something racist is part of the taboo kink in the same light as getting off on Non con or incest which in real life are negative things?

That many people cannot be that tone deaf-then again this is the age of the lemming-so I have to think they either lie to themselves like many people do about a variety of things, or just don't care because as long as everyone is doing it, why not?

 

[Unknown81]

Colleen Thomas, in her Take Two story, had a Japanese-American woman and her blonde personal assistant...

 

[MillieDynamite]

Cuckolding is a specific fetish filled with old taboos, stereotypical characters, weak-minded, and weak-willed characters molded to fit the story's needs. I wrote cuckold stories only on request with supplied outlines (what their fantasies were), hated writing them, and quit in the middle of the last one requested. I couldn't do it anymore. I apologized to the requester, gave him what was finished, and bowed out. It coincided with my taking on more paid work. That need for time for paid work figured into my decision, but if I hadn't stopped in the middle of that story, it would have been the last one anyway. I have turned down several requests since then. Also playing into my decision was the reactions in the LW category. The hate over tales of infidelity is so outrageous, posted comments noting they didn't read the story, and lines in the responses that a woman never has a reason to cheat only served to show me how many people on here are misogynistic and racist. I haven't even read the comments that have been posted on any of my stories since a stop publishing whenever that was.

Having been a runaway, who was raised by a white couple, I have a unique view of racism. I see it, I know it, I've been hurt by it. Racists hide pretty well when they want and cloak their racism by accusing others of it, or of reverse racism. Cuckolding is not cheating in that, most often, all three parties are in agreement. However, as a fetish, it's a strange one to me. I get cheating and understand the reasons it happens. Most of the time, there are no innocent parties when someone cheats.

These are stories, and those that hate them perceive the writers are condoning the actions of the characters. You don't get the same amount of hate (if any) when you write about rape, assault, murder, or other crimes. How can a reasonable person separate the writer from the story in one kind of tale and not another?

My adoptive father took a lot of heat when he brought me into his home. Friends, co-workers, his employers. "A street kid, a black who had to whatever to survive, you can't trust her." But he did, and I'm better off because of it. He saw I was black, he isn't color blind, he doesn't judge anyone by outward appearances, and he doesn't judge many people at all. He accepts differences and embraces diversity. He separates writing from actions. After all, he is a writer.

IR is a trigger category on this site. It is still taboo to several clicks on here, a bad taboo.

 

[tenyari]

Woke followed the usual pattern, the initial use of the term, and people who coined it had good intentions and believed in the message behind it.

There's a great book on 'framing' called "Don't Think of an Elephant" by George Lakoff. It was put out after the 2004 election and was meant to be an explanation by a Democratic social scientist to explain to Democrats why they lost despite having a candidate they had thought would have broad appeal across liberal and conservative leanings.

It's about how language and discourse are all about framing. It made the point that the Right Wing had mastered the art of framing in political discourse, whereas the Left Wing had no idea the concept even existed. Framing is basically a bit like the original concept of a 'meme' when that concept was invested in the Cyberpunk fiction of the 1970s - using a simple concept to plant an idea into the cultural dialogue in such a way That when your opponents discusses their own ideas, even inside their own 'safe space' - they use your terminology to do it. Constantly undermining their own thinking.

That was 18 years ago. The 'Left' still barely understands framing even though the book is pretty much mandatory reading for any political consultant on either the left or right.

The Right has moved beyond simple framing, they have also mastered the ability to appropriate the terms the side coins, and redefine them into their own narrative. They had this skill long before even 2004 though. And the Left is still nearly completely unaware of as to how and why their terms keep getting turned into negative buzzwords, and their causes keep getting redefined on them.

In terms of language, one side is playing 'Go' and the other side hasn't even figured out 'Checkers' and is still playing Tick-Tac-Toe without realizing you can't win...

If you're an educated political scientist, on the left, like myself - it's extremely frustrating to constantly feel like you're allies are a bunch of idiots who don't even understand what words actually mean. I'm like... I agree with ya'll on the causes - but the execution and the message keep getting lost because none of you will listen to your own linguists and social scientists. If you're a left-leaning political scientist, you can make a career consulting people on the right so they can learn how to undermine you - but people on the left don't think it's a skill worth paying for. And then wonder why globally, they're in constant retreat. When I graduated with my political science degree the folks on the right had the ability to get 6-figure think tank jobs that had feeds into political careers and judgeships. I had the option to work for non-profit charities. So I went back into school for a graduate degree in a 'real job'.

 

[tenyari]

Interesting that this thread has four people, all authors, who are on the same page with how the fetishizing of IR is full of racist tropes and shit, yet there is so much of it published and consumed in a positive manner.

Do this many people not know? Are we exceptionally enlightened? Or...do people know, but enjoy that aspect of it? Like enjoying something racist is part of the taboo kink in the same light as getting off on Non con or incest which in real life are negative things?

I think people know.

If you look at 'BBC' porn, and go into something like 'Second Life' and look for Interracial - you will find the racist stereotypes all over the place. It's also very easy to find stories that still play out the tropes.

It's why I avoid the tag.

Then again you have to think... for a story that isn't racist - what purpose would tagging it as having a romance across racial lines serve? Does that even need to be noted if it's just 'normal' and not a fetish?

So I just write it into my characters. I'll describe their ethnic backgrounds when I describe appearance - if it helps the visual. Like a character who is Anglo-Indigenous. She's a freckled red-head with tan-brown skin, so I note the ethnic background to help a reader visualize her. She also appears in multiple inwork stories so giving her that detail is important as the reader will need to 'get to know her'. She's a dancer in a polyamorous relationship with a green-skinned alien Painter (F), a Black Mexican Architect (M), and a Mestizo Mexican Photographer (M).

- I could tag that Interracial, but I won't. 'Race' isn't central to their story.


Also, it looks like the 'multi-racial couples' stories that are NOT racist slowly go down in their votes:

Trolling, almost. It's got way more views than any of my other stories, did very well with votes initially (Laurel put it in Fetish) but the score has declined over time - possibly because viewers finding it over the last couple years are the disappointed interracial fans.

The whole 'BBC', 'mandingo', etc... thing is very deeply ingrained into at least US culture, if not Western culture as a whole (I have no idea how present it is in Europe, or even other English countries. I've not seen it much in Latin American stuff, where mixed race has been the 'norm' since Cortez's first wife (*), but I also haven't looked).

(*) Since day one of New Spain, things in Latin America were different. Especially in what is now Mexico. Though they did have slavery until the 1820s (or 30s?). There's always been a lot of mixing. The entire concept of a Mestizo and a Mulato are after all terms for people of mixed heritage. But it also varies greatly by region. Some parts of Latin America are not too racist and others are extremely racist.