“You can’t fix what you won’t face.”
“You can’t fix what you won’t face.”
Our historical timeline is a multi-part, facilitated educational deck presenting an unabridged, fact-based timeline of race in America — from the origins of "race" as a concept and the Transatlantic Slave Trade (1441–1866) through chattel slavery, its abolition-era resistance, and the roots of racial hierarchy — framed explicitly as exploration rather than condemnation.
- It goes beyond the familiar narrative to surface uncomfortable and lesser-told complexities: African kingdoms' participation in the slave trade, Black American slaveholders, how Irish and Jewish Americans "became White," White abolitionist allies, and closes on a substantial section on how religion was weaponized to justify slavery, White Supremacy, and the taking of lands and cultures from Indigenous Peoples.
- The deck is discussion-driven — built around dialogue prompts, quotations (Hurston, Morrison, Angelou), embedded video clips, and terminology deep-dives — positioning it as a teaching and community-conversation tool,
The downloadable historical timeline below does not contain supporting lessons and examples. It is intended to give potential clients an idea about the stops that are made along the journey through essential American History, 1492 to present day.
The Genesis of Racism in America (pdf)
DownloadIn addition to our use of a timeline of pivotal historical events in American History that have informed and shaped the social order of the nation, we also offer facilitated instruction on interpersonal relationships. We believe that understanding basic human characteristics that are common to ALL people helps to foster better social engagement. These skills and knowledge can help students and lifetime learners alike to be more empathetic and accepting of human differences. The programs are excellent stepping stones toward higher education.
PERSONALITY TYPE ASSESSMENT: Using our own in-house personality type curriculum, we deliver a powerful two-hour, highly interactive, fun-filled session for groups with participants aged 14+. Participants learn 'what makes them tick' as an individual on a daily basis, and in times of distress. Participants are challenged to be introspective about themselves and others in their circle of family and friends. This course prepares learners for more focused conversations about race and race relations.
MASLOW'S HIERARCHY OF NEEDS: We walk participants through Maslow's hierarchy of needs. The hierarchy is a theory of motivation that describes how five levels of human needs influence behavior:
This course prepares learners for more focused conversations about race and race relations.
All of our academic programming come with appropriate classroom supplies and course materials. We are able to source a location for the sessions in coordination with the sponsoring organization. These ancillary programs are customizable to suit the target audience. Costs are negotiated on an individual basis, with base facilitation prices starting at $125 per hour. Interested organizations can submit interest in our programmatic offerings by CLICKING HERE.








