Honor The Treaty Collection

This collection brings visibility to the Treaties of 1866 and the rights still owed to Freedmen descendants. Each piece is designed to keep the history visible, the conversation active, and the pressure on promises still unmet.

All in the Family — Digital Downloads

Black history starts at home. These printable packs help families ages 4–16+ (and adults too) turn names, stories, and real conversations into keepsakes worth saving through family trees, root tracing, and simple guided activities.

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So glad you’re here! Littlest Lesson is all about finding lessons in the everyday - because no matter how small, one lesson can change everything. Whether it’s discovering a piece of history, exploring the wonders of nature, or picking up a new business skill, learning is everywhere.

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As a descendant of a Choctaw Freedman, I’ve faced barriers like the Dawes Rolls, blood quantum, and other exclusions used to limit the citizenship and full rights promised under the Treaty of 1866. While some Nations have taken steps to honor those obligations, others have not. This work exists to bring visibility to what was promised, what was withheld, and what remains unresolved.

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