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When ya know better,
do better.
Knowledge is power, but action is progress. Explore our experiments, social commentary, and policy suggestions to see how awareness can turn into real-world change.
See what happens when we put our culture, ideas, and systems to the test — and uncover what they really reveal.
Life Looks different from here,
and thats the point.
Our True Colors is a storytelling movement and docuseries capturing life through the lens of those underrepresented. It’s where truth meets tension, bias meets clarity,
and identity meets purpose.
In a world shaped by distorted narratives, our voices illuminate what’s long been overlooked: the beauty, brilliance, and complexity of Black life—and how honoring it helps all humanity thrive.
RAW CONVERSATIONS. REAL STORIES. REVEALING RESULTS.
OUR PURPOSE CONQUERS THE PROBLEM
Storytelling that Shakes Systems
The media rarely reflects our truths in full color. Our True Colors was born to change that. Each episode is a deep-dive into the daily dynamics, micro-aggressions, cultural pride, and psychological warfare that Black individuals face. But this isn’t just about trauma—it’s about truth, healing, and reclaiming narrative power.
With every story, we challenge perception, reveal societal gaps, and propose new policies for change.
OUR SEGMENTS OUR TRUE COLORS
SEGMENTS
Every Our True Colors segment is a lens into Black life — from the streets to the boardroom, from our history to our future. Through food, conversation, storytelling, and social experiments, we spark dialogue that shifts culture, informs policy, and reshapes corporate spaces. This is storytelling that drives change and builds communities where we can all rise.
MY STORY
An intimate mini-biography and documentary series spotlighting Black history-makers, cultural icons, and everyday visionaries shaping the future. From trailblazing business owners to community leaders, My Story gives the mic to those whose journeys inspire, educate, and redefine what’s possible for the next generation.
BLACK MIRROR
A social reflection experiment where we hold up a mirror to Black life — past, present, and imagined futures. Using visuals, history, and lived experiences, we invite participants to see themselves in different eras, cultures, or realities, sparking conversations about identity, resilience, and possibility.
