Modular by design
Use one activity, a few modules, or the full program. Each organization can shape the experience around its own audience and available time.
Every Chapter Counts Group Study
Start a conversation.
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This curriculum is designed to work alongside Hulu’s The 1619 Project documentary series, helping organizations turn selected themes into flexible learning and conversation. Each chapter is modular: use the pieces that fit your group, your time, and your goals.
The goal is not to cover everything in one session. It is to make visible how much is happening beneath the surface — and give participants a clear place to keep learning.
The six chapters
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Voter Disenfranchisement is available now. The other five chapters are in development and will be added as they are ready.
Chapter 1Voter
Voter
Disenfranchisement
Voting rights, barriers to participation, and threats to democracy
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Chapter 2
Black Maternal Health Crisis
Understanding inequities in maternal health and their historical context
Coming soon
Chapter 3
Racism in American Music & Pop Culture
How race, creativity, ownership, and representation shape culture
Coming soon
Chapter 4
Impact of Capitalism in Black Communities
Examining economic systems, opportunity, labor, and community impact
Coming soon
Chapter 5
Impact of Surveillance & Violent Control on Black Lives
Tracing systems of surveillance, control, and state power
Coming soon
Chapter 6
Understanding the Racial Wealth Gap
How policy, property, opportunity, and inheritance shape wealth
Coming soonBuilt for conversation
Film, reading, role play, local voices, and discussion work together to help participants notice connections and ask better questions.
Keep learning
Every chapter points outward to additional resources. The session is a beginning, not a finish line.