Courses & Resources

COURSES

Education is at the core of everything we do at BLEXIT. Explore our diverse courses ranging from marriage to finances, including trainings on breaking free from mental barriers and understanding culture. We believe that only through education, can you experience true liberation.

Women’s History Month w/BLEXIT

In honor of Women’s History Month, BLEXIT Education presents a powerful and inspiring training featuring Emmasara ...

BLEXIT Buzz: Stronger Families Brighter Futures

BLEXIT Buzz: The System is Failing Our Kids

Entrepreneurship Course

Christopher Jess will discuss what entrepreneurship is, how to become an entrepreneur, and how becoming an entrepreneur ...

Discover BLEXIT

Join BLEXIT Education in kicking off 2025 with an inspiring training session that celebrates our collective power to cre...

The Power of Voting

BLEXIT Education presents “The Power of Voting,” a powerful training session led by Dr. Tracey Phillips, BLE...

Love/Hate Relationship

Black Attitudes Towards the Media: In this enlightening training session, we examine how the media often creates Black m...

The Talk

In this training session, we explore a new perspective on “The Talk” in Black America. Instead of instilling...

Marriage Matters

Welcome to “Marriage Matters,” an enriching course offered by BLEXIT, designed to explore the profound signi...

Plantation to Plantation

Join BLEXIT for “Plantation to Plantation,” a training 📚 on how to move beyond the mental plantation create...

The Culture

Commit to joining us on February 29 for an hour at 8 PM EST for an impactful training session titled ‘The Culture,...

BLOG

The Freedom Blog is your hub for inspiration, empowerment, and knowledge. Dive into our engaging posts that explore key issues affecting our community and discover tips for personal growth and how to experience true freedom.

The School-to-Failure Pipeline: Why Public Education Is Failing Black Kids

If a system graduates students who can protest but cannot read, it’s not education- it’s indoctrination. Bla...

Policy Over Pandering: A Renewed Commitment to HBCUs

There is something powerful about seeing Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) finally receive the kind o...

FATHERS

The impact of a present father on the development of their children is undeniably significant. Active paternal involveme...

A Knife at a Track Meet: When Did We Stop Teaching Young Men to Walk Away?

The tragic killing of Austin Metcalf has left a community grieving, two families devastated, and a nation divided over w...

Tragedy in Frisco: Culture, Identity, and the Crisis Facing Young Black Men

On March 29, 2025, blood was spilled on a Frisco, Texas, track field. Seventeen-year-old Austin Metcalf lay dying from s...

No God, No Prayer, But This Religion Is Thriving in Public Schools

Many Americans believe the Supreme Court rulings on Engel v. Vitale (1962) and Abington School District v. Schempp (1963...

BLEXIT Pulse

Cryptocurrency and the Minority Community: A New Path to Financial Freedom

Disclaimer *None of the contents in this article are financial advice, investing is a personal choice* The Black communi...

Nipsey Hussle’s Legacy and the Hard Truth About Progressive Failures

On March 31, 2019, Nipsey Hussle was gunned down in the very community he sought to uplift. Even now, six years after hi...

THE REPARATIONS RACKET: WHO REALLY PROFITS FROM THE GUILT INDUSTRY?

Every election cycle, politicians dangle the promise of reparations before black voters, only to yank it away once in of...

Women’s History Month: How Modern Feminism Has Harmed Black Families.

Every March, Women’s History Month is celebrated as a time to honor the contributions of women throughout history. But i...

From Family to Faction: TikTok’s Role in the Breakdown of the NuclearFamily

Over 135 million people in the U.S. actively use TikTok, with 60% of thembeing members of the Gen Z generation. As someo...

The Anniversary of the Selma March: Courage vs. Performative Activism

The Selma March of March 7, 1965, stands as a defining moment in American history. On that day, ordinary men and women, ...

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