Erik Moses

Tootie confronts a major cultural identity crisis when a new boyfriend questions the "real" motives of her predominantly white friends and schoolmates.

The boys try to prove to old friends that they haven't forgotten their roots.

Drummond learns that he's heir to property in Harlem that was owned by his ancestor, a slave trader.

Arnold, Kimberly, and Willis get jobs at Mr. Drummond's company, but when Willis finds out the minority kids don't have the same opportunities at employment, he goes undercover to see for himself and goes too far.