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Keynotes, workshops, articles, and essays that name what others euphemize: Schools function as plantations—sites organized by anti-Blackness where Black bodies are managed, measured, and made useful. In these spaces, we've been sold the myth of Black excellence: achieve enough and you'll be free. But we've witnessed the truth: it doesn't work. Black children don't need better achievement scores; they need liberation. And anti-Blackness isn't a problem we can fix with better policies—it's the design, not the malfunction.
Sample topics: "We Know Black Excellence Ain't Neva Freed Nobody" | "Seeing the Plantation Structure of Schooling" | "For Black Women Leaders: When Excellence Is the Trap"
Investment: $2,000-$10,000 (keynotes) | $3,000-$15,000 (workshops)
Final pricing is based on group size and organizational budget. Rates are adjusted using a solidarity economy model—well-resourced organizations pay full rates to subsidize access for smaller groups and grassroots organizations. This ensures accessibility while honoring the value of the work.
Keynotes, workshops, articles, and essays that name what others euphemize: Schools function as plantations—sites organized by anti-Blackness where Black bodies are managed, measured, and made useful. In these spaces, we've been sold the myth of Black excellence: achieve enough and you'll be free. But we've witnessed the truth: it doesn't work. Black children don't need better achievement scores; they need liberation. And anti-Blackness isn't a problem we can fix with better policies—it's the design, not the malfunction.
Sample topics: "We Know Black Excellence Ain't Neva Freed Nobody" | "Seeing the Plantation Structure of Schooling" | "For Black Women Leaders: When Excellence Is the Trap"
Investment: $2,000-$10,000 (keynotes) | $3,000-$15,000 (workshops)
Final pricing is based on group size and organizational budget. Rates are adjusted using a solidarity economy model—well-resourced organizations pay full rates to subsidize access for smaller groups and grassroots organizations. This ensures accessibility while honoring the value of the work.