Black History: UnMaking of a Slave Vol. 1 Series 1

Delve into the enduring legacy of slavery with this insightful exploration. This course confronts the abhorrent institution of slavery and its lingering impact as a form of psychological bondage. We examine the chilling document, The Willie Lynch Letter and the Making of a Slave, a historical blueprint detailing methods to break human will.

This volume reveals the disturbing parallels drawn between the treatment, breeding, and manipulation of enslaved Black men, women, and children and the taming of wild horses. Beyond the inherent cruelty, the text unveils unsettling truths about human behavior – truths that, while rooted in a horrific past, offer valuable insights when viewed through a modern lens.

This course isn't just about understanding history; it's about applying historical analysis to contemporary issues. We'll explore how the principles outlined in The Willie Lynch Letter can be understood and countered in the context of Black American history, informing strategies for progress and dismantling racism and racial discrimination.

Presented in a convenient podcast style with minimal visuals, this course offers accessible learning. Volume 1 is structured in two training series. Series 1 (covered in this training) lays the crucial groundwork.

Lesson 1 dissects the core tenets of the Willie Lynch plan, exposing its manipulative strategies.
Lesson 2 offers a powerful counterpoint to the Willie Lynch doctrine, presenting alternative perspectives and challenging its validity.
Lesson 3 culminates in a reasoned and informed call to action, urging participants to move beyond prejudice, racism, and racial discrimination and actively contribute to a more equitable future.

This course is ideal for those seeking a deeper understanding of the historical roots of systemic inequality and practical strategies for fostering positive social change. Learn about the history of oppression and how to build a more just society.