Quincy Jones was a world famous music producer and conductor. Most known for his work with Michael Jackson, and for films like "The Color Purple." Spoken by Aidan Magee.

Spike Lee is a world renound filmmaker and actor, with most of his projects having to do with race and issues within the Black Community. Spoken by Ellis Foreman.

Harry Belafonte popularized Calypso music with international audiences. He was also a confidant of Martin Luther King Jr. Spoken by Guy Varela.

Sydney Potier was the first African American to be nominated for Best Actor. Spoken by Annmarie Ehlers.

Sammy Davis Jr. would star in musicals, films, and have his own iconic discography of music. He helped break down the barrier of the segregated entertainment industry. Spoken by Jaden Foreman.

Cab Callaway was one of the most popular vocalists during the "swing era." And he became the first African American to have a nationally syndicated radio program. Spoken by Nolan McCafferey

Zora Neale Hurston wrote about contemporary issues in the Black community, and was a central figure in the Harlem Renaissance. Spoken by Dan Loges.

A Philip Randolph was the head of the march in 1963 where Martin Luther King Jr. gave his "I Have a Dream" speech. Spoken by Bella Soto.

Mahalia Jackson was a world famous gospel singer. She became the first gospel artist to tour Europe. Spoken by Alli Burton.

Madame CJ Walker was the first African American self made millionaire. She made her fortune by creating cosmetic and hair care products for black women. Spoken by Kadie Digiueseppe.