This clip discusses Emmett Till's murder and his legacy on the Civil Rights Movement. 

Baines teaches Detroit Red the symbolism of language through the contrast of the two words, "black" and "white." He suggests that society views the white man as the definition of "white" and the black man as the definition of "black."

Cory and Mr. Feeny switch roles for the day; Cory becomes the teacher, and Mr. Feeny becomes the student. Cory's lesson of the day is on prejudice. He shares the story of Anne Frank and explains how her plight exemplifies prejudice.

A fight emerges when a white lady makes an off-hand comment to the children of a black woman.

Racial tensions between the races within the Union Army.