At Indigenous Education (INDEDU), we offer a fresh and vital perspective on the history of the Indigenous people of North America, with a special focus on those from the southeastern United States. Our mission is to shine a light on the often-overlooked truths about the original inhabitants of this land—people whose skin tones ranged from light to dark, yet whose stories have been largely erased from mainstream history.

Through our educational series, An American Deception, we create compelling presentations and videos that uncover these hidden narratives. Our work is not just about correcting the record—it’s about helping people of color reconnect with a rich and complex history that existed long before the arrival of Columbus. A history that has been systematically excluded from textbooks and public awareness.

We believe that reclaiming this lost cultural identity is essential. For many, learning the truth about their heritage can begin a deep and transformative healing process. The impact of historical trauma—emotional, psychological, and even physical—still lingers in Indigenous-descended communities. By restoring connection to ancestry and culture, we offer a path toward wholeness and pride.

We also believe that education can change how society views people of color. When the broader public understands this fuller, more accurate history, it becomes harder to justify the racism and stereotypes that continue to shape our world. A more truthful understanding of the past can lead to empathy, respect, and change.

Our goal is bigger than correcting historical records—it’s about restoring dignity, healing generations, and building a better future for everyone. Through education, we hope to inspire a collective shift in consciousness—one that honors the truth and uplifts the people it belongs to.