An author of numerous acclaimed books of poetry and a professor at several universities, Amiri Baraka's literary influence is undeniable. Voiced by Ellis Foreman.

Known as the "Godfather of the Environmental Justice Movement, Dr. Benjamin Chavis made people aware of the issues in his community, and continues to find solutions to those issues and create a better tomorrow for all people. Voiced by Cassie Vaz.

The highest-ranking African-American female officer during World War II Charity Adams Earley created more opportunities for Black Americans in the United States military. Voiced by Lathan Gill.

The foundation of aviation as we know it today, Bessie Coleman encouraged other African Americans to learn aviation and break barriers. Voiced by Marissa Spencer

A pioneer in the world of dance Alvin Ailey was one of the most well-known and influential dancers of all time. Voiced by Claire Palmer.

The blueprint for every entertainer alive today, Cab Calloway inspired almost every performer in modern media today with his wits, musical ability, and extravagant stage presence. Voiced by Iso Rampulla.

The first African American registered architect in New York State, Vertner Woodson Tandy has had a direct impact on the many African Americans who’ve created lifelong bonds and career success for themselves. Voiced by Ellis Foreman