Koalaty Entertainment

Koalaty Entertainment Koalaty Entertainment is a video and film production company that specializes in producing scripted and non-scripted films about people of color.

Koalaty Entertainment is a video and film production company that specializes in producing scripted pieces (mostly docudramas) and documentaries about people of color. We believe there are many untold stories about people who have dedicated their lives to creating “a better world” by making contributions that have changed humanity. It is our intent to shine a light on their work and to help furthe

r the legacy they have planted. There are many experiences and elements in our diverse multicultural world that can be best shared using the visual medium. Utilizing film, video, television, and the internet among other media, Koalaty Entertainment strives to bring these diverse stories to life. Koalaty Entertainment is a division of Prosperity Media Enterprises, Inc.

Repost from •September is Underground Railroad Month, a time to honor the secret network that helped thousands of enslav...
09/06/2025

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September is Underground Railroad Month, a time to honor the secret network that helped thousands of enslaved people find freedom. Beginning in the late 18th century, the Underground Railroad was made up of safe houses, hidden routes, and courageous men and women who risked everything to challenge slavery. Figures such as William Still, Laura Haviland, Jermaine Loguen, and Lewis Hayden provided shelter, guidance, and hope to freedom seekers.

For many states, September also represents International Underground Railroad Month. Maryland first proclaimed it in 2019, and by 2020, Maryland and Michigan worked with the National Park Service’s National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom to encourage more states to join in honoring this history. September was chosen because it marks the month that two of the most well-known freedom seekers and Underground Railroad operatives, Frederick Douglass and Harriet Tubman, escaped from slavery. This month we remember their sacrifices and the powerful legacy of resistance they left behind.

Learn More: https://www.nps.gov/subjects/undergroundrailroad/what-is-the-underground-railroad.htm



Absolutely!!Repost from •Museums aren’t just buildings, they hold our memory, our shield and our proof. 🖤From community ...
08/31/2025

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Museums aren’t just buildings, they hold our memory, our shield and our proof. 🖤

From community shelves to the National Museum of African American History and Culture, our museums carry pain and joy, resistance and brilliance, so we can teach better, do better, and move wiser.

➡️ Swipe to learn how they’re our shield and why we need to be theirs.

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👉🏾 Follow and be part of a community built on positive, uplifting Black history, stories, news, and culture ✨

Our work will is essential, now more than ever. We will be channeling our creativity.
11/07/2024

Our work will is essential, now more than ever. We will be channeling our creativity.

We love and support you Madam Vice President!!Repost from •The MountaintopWe lift every voice and sing — The name of a B...
11/07/2024

We love and support you Madam Vice President!!
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The Mountaintop

We lift every voice and sing — The name of a Black Woman who stood at the mountaintop. With audacity that reflected off the glass ceilings that shattered when you spoke her name.

Kamala Devi Harris. You stood. Standing in the spirit of Shirley Chisolm, Unbought, Unbossed and Undenying.
You dreamed. The girl who would not be deferred and went on to write a letter to the world with a signature that now reads — It’s Possible.

It’s Possible for a Black girl from Oakland, California, to see the mountaintop. And when she gets there to take the world off her shoulders and sit. Sitting in the resilience of Fannie Lou Hammer, you took the world by Storm. Never going Rogue and letting anyone take you out of character.

You laughed. You filled rooms with hope and integrity and lit paths with perseverance. You opened. Doors that had been closed. You stepped — Over walls that had been built.

You climbed. The Mount Everest of expectations with a smile that sat at the intersection of joy and justice. Because a country built in spite of you, you stood in spite of.

You are the embodiment of what can be, unburdened by what has been. Rest in the knowing that you are ours.

We thank you for the view from your moutaintop.

Enjoy these photos of our trip to the International Black Theatre Festival in Winston-Salem, NC (8/1-4/24). Prosperity M...
08/17/2024

Enjoy these photos of our trip to the International Black Theatre Festival in Winston-Salem, NC (8/1-4/24). Prosperity Media and All About the Drama screened our film “Back in the Black.” A great time was had by all!!

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