Your Transformation

Learn how past & present laws & policies expanded the US racial wealth income gap. Understand the wealth-building opportunities that have been hindered. You will realize that YOU are a gatekeeper to help marginalized people build wealth and finally attain true equity. Let’s get started!

    1. Welcome to The Black Alliance Transformation!

    2. The Black Alliance Pre-Transformation Survey

    3. Preparation for your Transformation & Mindfulness Meditation

    1. Introducing Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie

    2. Workbook: Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's "The Danger of a Single Story"

    3. Introducing The Black Tax: The Cost of Being Black in America [Video Summary] by Shawn D. Rochester

    4. The Black Tax Video Summary Workbook

    5. Introducing: Underground -- TV Series & Historical Analysis

    6. Underground: S. 1 Ep. 1 Workbook Analysis

    7. Introducing: The Great Debaters -- Film & Historical Analysis

    8. The Great Debaters (Workbook)

    1. Think-Tank Workbook

    2. The Black Alliance Post-Transformation Survey

Achieving equity together!

  • $500.00
  • 13 lessons
  • Solution-Oriented Think-Tank
  • History, Entertainment & Conversations with levity

Creator & Instructor

Stephanie M. Mosley, M.A.Ed.

Creator & Instructor

Stephanie M. Mosley is a scholar, screenwriter, actor/singer, survivor advocate, and philanthropic activist based in Los Angeles, CA, originally from Mobile, AL. In 2024, she earned her Master of Arts in Education from Pepperdine University’s Graduate School of Education & Psychology, specializing in Social Entrepreneurship & Change. Stephanie is a leader dedicated to teaching how Historical Empathy can help heal the generational wounds of racial hatred embedded in our economy and governance. She believes this approach can rebuild the moral foundation of our nation with greater compassion and resilience. Equally committed to supporting survivors of sexual violence, domestic violence, and sex trafficking, Stephanie works to infuse hope, joy, resources, and healing into their lives so they can create futures rooted in peace, self-love, and strength. Her vision is coming to life through The Antidote Conference—launching in Los Angeles on November 7–8, 2025, before traveling nationwide to bring empowerment and healing to abuse survivors across the country. Beyond this work, Stephanie is also passionate about expanding opportunities for foster youth and unhoused adults, ensuring that every individual has the chance to thrive.

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Testimonials

“The Black Alliance Course was so enlightening and made extremely complicated subject matter digestable. One of the things that really impressed me was Stephanie’s ability to faciliate meaningful conversation. Her personality is unbelieveably warm and open which helped the students engage in an honest dialogue. She managed to make everyone in the room comfortable and not afraid to ask questions or share. I felt that I came away with action items and it fundamentally changed my perspective.”

Michelle Klonsky-Nemon [Crescent Capital Group, LP]

“Over about five months between November 2020 and March 2021, I participated as a test group student in Stephanie’s Black Alliance E.Q. (Emotional Intelligence) Course. Stephanie described the course as one “meant to share wisdom regarding historical race relations, not to humiliate or shame anyone.” And under Stephanie’s tutelage, the course did just that. It was for me, a white male closing in on seventy, at once enlightening, disheartening, crushing and inspiring. Stephanie’s program thoughtfully and with wisdom and sensitivity explored the long and often unspoken history of race relations and the class and socioeconomic impacts it continues to have on all Americans.”

Paul Douglas [Crescent Capital Group, LP]

“Within this same course, Stephanie has used psychology and other relatable methods and practices to connect with those who she’s informing and educating. Her syllabus of the course has been concise, clear, well-defined and very instructive. The course has presented a different perspective of how racism is viewed and experienced through the eyes of a Black person, and how this in turn impacts our society. Stephanie has introduced a convincing look of race as the social construct that it is, which in turn allows others to understand its massive socioeconomic implications towards Black Americans. More importantly, she has offered a clear look of racism that we can name, quantify and change. She has taught us through a list of exercises, videos and readings, the importance of understanding not only negative perceived notions and biases towards Black Americans, but also the historical quantification and its negative impact in the overall American economy. Stephanie has also been thorough in her description and research, which outlines a persistent race dilemma in American society.”

Lupita Arcipreste [Crescent Capital Group, LP]