In Part I of a three-part class, seven Black scholars invite you to learn the American history not taught in schools. Examine white supremacy and its antithesis, Black love; explore the 1619 Project and the origins of slavery; and begin to reshape the conversations on race in America.

Mr. Maurice gives Marty an important package to deliver. When Marty does not hear who it is meant for, he and Mia try to guess for themselves. Mia wants to fly with the butterflies. When Marty makes her a "balloon," she insists that he go with her even though he is afraid of flying. Up, up and away!

Mia and Marty are astronauts and want to build a spaceship. When Mia needs a whisk to make their spaceship run, she takes one she found without asking who it belongs to. Mia is supposed to be the "Princess of the Pond" in a performance for the frog babies, but she ruins the beautiful costume that Jade gave her. Will the Frog Babies be disappointed?

While Mia and Marty were playing, Mia unintentionally drops a photo frame, which had a treasure map on it. Mia and Marty plan to find the treasure. Marty asks Mia not to disclose it to anyone. However, Mia tells it to Touki after he gets upset with Mia for hiding the truth. In the process, Rufus and Rango also hear the secret about the treasure and plans to get the treasure for themselves. Marty and Mia together plan for Mr. Maurice birthday, who's...

Mia designs a fantastic obstacle course for her friends but does not consider their abilities. When she wins, all of her firends think she cheated. Mia organizes a picnic for everyone but does not invite Rufus and Rango. When they find out, they try to ruin the fun.

Mia organizes a barter table where kids can exchange toys that they do not want. It's a great idea until Rufus and Rango exchange things that aren't theirs! It is a hot day in the garden when Mia notices a strawberry plant in need of water. She soon realizes that you can lose a lot of time when you try going too fast.

Mia wants to help her grandmother go faster by upgrading her wheelchair. Mr. Mole has bicycle to give away, but everyone wants it. So, he designs a contest to decide who will get it.

The film follows a group of kids in a small village who set out during winter break to hold a massive snowball fight. 11-year-olds Luke and Sophie find themselves leaders of the opposing sides, with Sophie's faction defending an elaborate snow fort against Luke's. Whichever side controls the fort by the end of the break will be declared winner. However, what begins as a fun contest deteriorates into a more bitter conflict, teaching the children valuable...

Constitutional law expert Kimberlé Williams Crenshaw explains the Reconstruction Amendments, and how white supremacists successfully resisted reform through the Supreme Court.

Linguist John McWhorter shares the origins of Black English. Often dismissed as slang, Black English is a uniquely sophisticated form of communication with its own nuances and complexities.