Charting the contribution of black people to British life through history.

Mia looks at influential civil rights minister and activist Malcolm X.

Twelve-year-old Luke wants people to realise how important black history is.

Elevating the black dancers who have appeared in series 7.

BP celebrates Black History Month with some skating stars in the studio.

Two kids discover why their grandparents left the Caribbean for a new life in Britain.

Kaiden has both white and black relatives.

A story of a Windrush generation girl who came to Britain in 1960 from the Caribbean.

Nikki Lilly meets athletic twins Cheriece and Shannon Hylton.

Omari and his siblings try to keep the surprise party for baby Nahara secret from Mum.

Mimi meets violinist Braimah Kanneh-Mason and tries a ballet lesson at Ballet Black.

Chelcea shares her interest in natural hair remedies and shows us her wash day ritual.

Emmanuella loves coding and is passionate about passing her skills to other girls.

A 12-year-old Nigerian hyperrealism artist stages his first exhibition in his hometown.

De-Graft Mensah heads to Ghana to find out about the legacy of the British Empire.

Mary Seacole sings about her Crimean hotel.

Oti Mabuse brings you a selection of Horrible Histories sketches and songs.

Youth activist Anita investigates how the world鈥檚 resources are impacted by fashion.

A group of young dancers try to win gold at the world鈥檚 biggest street dance competition.

Malika celebrates the historic contribution to civil rights made by Harriet Tubman.

Talia tells the story of pioneering and courageous nurse and businesswoman Mary Seacole.

Ethan tells the story of Martin Luther King and why he is his hero.

Teenagers try to improve life for black kids.

The teenagers are joined by Lewis Hamilton in their fight against racism.