Characters
Ororo Munroe, Shuri (Marvel), Ayo (Marvel), Michelle Jones, Dinah Lance, Hermione Granger, Angelina Johnson, Monica Rambeau, Rue (Hunger Games), Uma (Disney), Lavender Brown, Sophie Moore, April O'Neil (TMNT), Okoye (Marvel), Lavender Brown/Parvati Patil, April O'Neil/Sunita (TMNT), Kaeden Larte/Ahsoka Tano, Kaeden Larte, Nakia (Black Panther), Ariel (Disney), Rue Bennett/Jules Vaughn, Rue Bennett, Maria Rambeau, Kate Kane/Sophie Moore, Michelle Jones/Shuri, Carol Danvers/Maria Rambeau, Jannah (Star Wars), Misty Knight, Mari Jiwe McCabe, Primrose Everdeen/Rue, Dinah Lance/Mari Jiwe McCabe, Nakia (Black Panther)/Okoye, Misty Knight/Colleen Wing, Ororo Munroe/Monica Rambeau, Mona/Pearl (Easy Rawlins), Ayo/Okoye (Marvel), Stass Allie/Jannah, Hermione Granger/Angelina Johnson, Mal/Uma (Disney), Mary/Sarah, Chelli Lona Aphra/Sana Starros, Jannah/Rose Tico, Ariel/Tiana (Disney), Ayanna/Corrie (A Phoenix First Must Burn), Isabel Martinez/Katani Summers (Beacon Street Girls), Angel/Eve (Bible), Mona (Easy Rawlins), Pearl (Easy Rawlins), Stass Allie, Tiana (Disney), Ayanna (A Phoenix First Must Burn), Corrie (A Phoenix First Must Burn), Katani Summers, Eve (Christian Bible)
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Summary
Femslash February prompt: Black
Note
Okay, this is a Femslash-February-within-a-Femslash-February, with a set of drabbles focused exclusively on Black women in femslash and using ministarfruit's mini!Femlash February list of prompts.Title taken from the song Rock Me by Sister Rosetta Tharpe.Also, please check out this list of Black authors on Ao3 who deserve your kudos.
Historians Think We're Best Friends
April 21, 2025 at 03:41 AM
It hurt, sometimes, not knowing if they could be buried together. Mona and Pearl have their names on the club, but not on any marriage certificates, not on next-of-kin rights or wills or any of the crap that even the poorest, unhappiest straight couples have rights too.
But that doesn’t change the fact that they know who they are to each other, and so does almost everyone they know. They can hold hands where the patrons can see, and no one will dare breathe a word.
It’s not everything. But it’s not nothing, either, and they can live with that.