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.

Intergenerational Trauma Ep. 2

BLEXIT Education invites you to the powerful conclusion of our two-part series: Intergenerational Trauma. Join our Senio...

Intergenerational Trauma Ep. 1

Join BLEXIT Education for an unmissable two-part series: Intergenerational Trauma.We’re diving DEEP into one of the most...

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...

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.

Ten Years After Obergefell: Rebuilding Biblical Marriage in Black America

Ten years ago this week, the Supreme Court handed down its decision in Obergefell v. Hodges, fundamentally redefining ma...

Two Paths: The Cultural Crossroads of Kai Cenat and Doechii

The 2025 BET Awards crystallized a fascinating cultural divide: two rising stars, two radically different approaches to ...

They Cross the Border, We Pay the Price.

BLEXIT’s mission has always been straightforward—empower Black and minority communities to break free from systems that ...

America Doesn’t Need Reparations. It Needs Responsibility

We’re living in an age where grievance has become a commodity. Politicians campaign on promises of restitution. Activist...

From Founding to Defending Fathers

In this unique juncture of both opportunity and peril within the American Experiment, one may frequently find oneself fu...

Juneteenth: Honoring History Without Dividing America

June 19, 1865, stands as a pivotal moment in American history. On that day, Union troops arrived in Galveston Bay, Texas...

From Malcolm to Marx: How Black Power Became a Tool for Cultural Marxism

The cry for Black empowerment once meant something. It meant self-determination, standing on your own feet, owning respo...

LA: Foreign Flags, American Chaos

The rule of law isn’t a suggestion; it’s the foundation that keeps civilization from burning down. The video...

When Champions Miss the Mark: Simone Biles and the Battle for Women’s Sports

Simone Biles is undeniably the greatest gymnast ever. Her athletic achievements are nothing short of extraordinary, and ...

The Black Church Is in Bed with Babylon. It’s Time to Get Out.

The Black church used to be the conscience of the culture. Now it’s the chaplain for the liberal left. Our pulpits once ...

Reclaiming Our Children: A Biblical Call to Cultural Renewal

The battleground for America’s future isn’t in Washington. It’s in our homes, our schools, and our com...

They Call This Empowerment? When Bronze Becomes a Substitute for Backbone

There’s a new statue in Times Square, a 12-foot bronze sculpture of a nameless Black woman created by British arti...

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