History is truth and only the truth is history.

History that is not told is forgotten, history that is forgotten is Lost.

Let’s open the book of history and discover an unseen page.

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Our
Philosophy

It is in the complete discovery of a thing that understanding is found.  So it is with the history of any people, society, or nation. None can be boiled down to a few stories or occurrences to encapsulate an entire people much less a civilization which spans multiple continents.
 
We intend to discover the full history of the people of African decent in this country that can be known. We aspire to ignite the flame of curiosity within the young and young at heart to discover yet more than we now know.  We will ensure that African American history is told and not forgotten; not forgotten and thus not lost.  

CEO, Nate Harpe

Nate Harpe

Affordable pricing plan

We can tailor any of our offerings to meet your overall need. Modifying the presentation to the fit the demographic and any other specific training objectives.

In Person Tours

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Stimulates interaction between participants.

  • The most popular way to tour and learn
  • Get your class/team off-site
  • Offers hands on learning
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On-Site Presentation

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Optimizes Time and Cost

  • Conference Room and Auditorium Friendly
  • Host an on-site off-site
  • Provide some variety at your next training session
  • Have some fun
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On-line Presentation

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The best to keep your team connected

  • Harness the power of technology
  • Great for distributed teams
  • Add a twist to your next All Hands
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"Truth be told"... did you know?

Left on May 4, 1961 from the DC GREYHOUND BUS STATION located at 1100 New York Avenue in Washington, DC
His teacher did not bother to understand that he was telling her his name was JC Owens short for James Cleveland Owens. She called him Jessie because that is what she thought she heard.
Newspapers like the Chicago Defender were outlawed in some southern states because they made African Americans aware of better living conditions in the north. Pullman rail car porters smuggled the papers into the south anyway.
Is the first African American to earn a Ph.D from Harvard.
A statue from Ft Monroe

Black History presentation for Devron Inc

I would like to personally thank and recommend Nate Harpe CEO/TruthBTold who gave an insightful virtual MLK monument tour and provided such meaningful examples of how inclusion maters and keeping the faith as an ally. Nate personalized the tour by weaving in Devron’s pillars of integrity and collaboration. Well done!

- Roynda H. Satisfied Customer

My family and I thoroughly enjoyed our Sunday afternoon Shaw Black History tour.

The sites, the historical facts, the historical images on the I-Pad. All of these different mediums truly made our Black history of the Shaw Neighborhood come alive. Nate was very engaging!

- Agnes S Satisfied Customer

What an adventure! It's important for us to know our history and not his-story. Great trip for students and families.

I couldn't wait to share the AWESOME experience.

- Kina C. Satisfied Customer

My Mom and I thoroughly enjoyed the Harriet Tubman tour!! My Mom is still talking about how well organized it was and how knowledgeable Nate was in sharing our history.

We're looking forward to our next opportunity to travel with Nate Harpe

- La Tanya S. Satisfied Customer