Ernest Crim III, an anti-racist educator, author, and social media influencer helps break down the significance of Black history in combating racism and empowering youth. Ernest shares his personal journey and how being the victim of a hate crime lead to him becoming an educator. The discussion emphasizes the importance of mentorship and active engagement in children's lives to foster resilience and pride in their heritage. Chris, Sharif, and Ish ask Mr. Crim about intentional environments for youth development, the impact of teacher expectations on Black students, and the challenges faced by Black parents in navigating the education system. They emphasize the significance of critical consciousness and the relevance of Black history in today's society, while also addressing the myth that educators' lives are free from challenges.