Plot

Victor and Tanya really want Corey to understand African-American history; concurrently, Raven doesn't get hired at a clothing store just because she is African-American, so she sets out to expose the racist recruiter.

When Raven and Chelsea apply for work at a clothes store, only Chelsea is hired. Raven wonders why she wasn't hired until she has a vision of the manager's racist hiring policy. Meanwhile, Corey must write a report on African-American history.—Tom Daly

Raven and Chelsea apply for a job at Saseez, their favorite clothing store. Raven is able to do the interview perfectly because of her experience and Chelsea does a poor job on her interview because of her inexperience. However, Chelsea gets hired at Saseez, but Raven doesn't get the job even though aced her interview. Raven gets a vision that Chloe is a racist who doesn't hire anyone of color to work at her store. Raven, Chelsea, Eddie, and a local news reporter resolve to expose Chloe for being a racist. Meanwhile, Cory is struggling to write his Black History Month report, until he is visited by Fredrick Douglass, Bessie Coleman, Scott Joplin, and other notable historical figures who have made a difference. Cory wakes up from his dream and he is able to write his report.

Raven and Chelsea apply for jobs at an upscale clothing store at the nearby mall. Though Raven is overqualified and Chelsea clearly under-qualified, it's Chelsea who is hired. Raven can't figure out why until she has a vision of the manager's bigoted hiring policies. With no evidence against her other than her visions, Raven, Chelsea, Eddie, and a local news reporter try to get the store's manager to expose herself as the racist she truly is. Meanwhile, Corey is having trouble with his Black History Report.—Daniel Timothy Dey