What if you could learn the history of black people they never taught you in school?
I teach the African and Black history that was left out of your education — the real story, unfiltered.
Author - Speaker - Professor
What they left out of your history is costing you.
You sat through twelve years of school.
If you went to college, add four more.
Out of all those years, how many hours were about African people before slavery?
Go ahead. Count them. It won’t take long.
Now ask yourself why.
You walk into rooms without the facts to back yourself up.
You pass those same gaps on to your kids.
You stay disconnected from a legacy that’s actually yours.
And you’ve been paying for it every year.
I’m Professor Kamau Kenyatta, and I’ve taught African World Studies at the university level for nearly 30 years.
At most of the schools where I taught, students kept asking me the same two questions: “Where can I get more of this, in detail?” and “Is there another course I can take?”
I had to tell them the truth. This is the only one we offer. Or, if you can fit it into your schedule, there’s one more.
That was never enough. So I built Black History Unfiltered.
Now the answer is yes. You get the detailed version, not the watered-down one, and what should have been in the textbook the first time.
Kamau Kenyatta
Professor of African World Studies
Author of The White People Show
and Black Folk’s Hair
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Learn at your pace
Go through the modules whenever works for you — no deadlines, no pressure.
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Walk away changed
Know your history, and never see the world the same way again.
Imagine sitting in any room — any conversation, any classroom — and knowing exactly what happened, who did it, and why it matters.
Imagine passing that knowledge to your children instead of the gaps you grew up with. Imagine being proud, not because someone told you to be, but because you finally know the facts.
What students say about the course
Armani Williams
“I came into your courses not sure of what would happen. By the end, you’d taught us to be proud of who we are, to embrace our Blackness fully, and to speak boldly. That journey of finding confidence and pride in myself was something I never expected.”
Jelishkalee Santiago
“Before this course, my understanding of Black history and culture was limited to what I learned in basic history classes, which often focused on slavery and civil rights without going much deeper. This class challenged that narrow view and helped me understand that the Black experience is complex, resilient, creative, and deeply rooted in African history.”
Rebecca Jacobs
“Your class was the most important one I’ve ever taken. Nothing else hit me that hard.”
Jessica Fair
“When I signed up for the class, I thought I was just going to be learning more about Martin Luther King, the Underground Railroad, why Rosa Parks wouldn’t move from her seat on the bus… None of what I expected was what I got. Instead, this class has opened my eyes and mind to things much wider… Every lesson was raw and uncut, and I think that’s exactly what people need to understand what's real.”
Wrathell Gause
“You were such an inspiration to all of us. Your class didn’t just teach me history—it hit my heart.”
Angela Henry
“I didn’t expect it, but we walked away with real, detailed tactics for dealing with this crazy world. That meant a lot.”
Cindy Boyd
“The experiences of your courses changed my perspective and awakened me in a way that changed my life. Thank you.”
Ky Yah Na
“Your courses changed my life, for real. They impacted how I think about everything now.”
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