I work with corporate executive and healthcare professional parents who know academic success alone is not enough.
Their young adults are stepping into a world shaped by social media, division, incomplete history, and constant pressure. Through The Global Citizen Dialogue, I help close the gap between academic preparation and life preparation by using historically overlooked narratives to build critical thinking, cultural understanding, resilience, and bridge-building skills.
What that means is parents gain peace of mind, and their young adults gain the perspective and confidence to thrive in a diverse world.

Roger's career began with 8 years as a C-130 Crewchief in the USAF, followed by 25 years at American Airlines as a technician, pilot, and QA representative. He then spent 5 years at North American Airlines, building and running technical training programs for pilots, technicians, and engineers. This background, coupled with his FAA ATP and A&P certifications, instills a meticulous approach and an unwavering commitment to clarity and factual integrity in his historical narratives.
Recognized Voice and Acclaimed Author:
A recognized voice in historical discourse, Roger has made several national TV appearances and was featured in a half-hour segment on the Chavis Chronicles (PBS). He is the author of "America Should be Grateful to Haiti" and has penned a series of six engaging eBooks specifically designed for 11-16 year olds, making complex historical topics accessible and inspiring.