Poses the questions, “can anyone become a leader today?”

Includes a man who lost an arm , like General Jackson, demonstrating the use of his highly advanced prosthetic arm and hand.

Has Neil deGrasse Tyson explaining how valuable learning is for future skills and problem solving.

Has kids sharing their dreams for future greatness.

Explains how the 16th president of the United States rose from humble beginnings to serve his country at a crucial point in its development.

Presents James Earl Jones reading Frederick Douglass’ famous speech in celebration of Independence Day.

Discusses how Frederick Douglass became a representative for slaves and their struggles.

Presents a politically charged performance by Hazel Scott, a musician and civil rights activist.

Has Cicely Tyson performing Sojourner Truth’s “Ain’t I a woman?”

Shares a short biography of Sojourner Truth, the abolitionish and former slave best known for her 1851 speech “Ain’t I a Woman?”