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(#19) Parents Just Don't Understand
- March 17, 2020
Rainbow clashes with her parents over her love for rap music. Plus, Harrison steps in to take Denise to a charity benefit and helps her realize she deserves better men in her love life.
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(#11) You Got It All
- May 5, 2020
Alicia and Paul are both offered jobs to work on Jesse Jackson’s presidential campaign, but Alicia’s law firm makes her an enticing offer to stay. Rainbow struggles to define her racial identity as “mixed” when she’s given a form to answer “black” or “white.”
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(#13) This Charming Man
- February 11, 2020
Rainbow is excited to go on her first real date with Bryce for Valentine’s Day, but when her friends weigh in on the rules and expectations, she becomes very nervous. Alicia is wary to let Rainbow start dating and invites Bryce’s parents over for dinner to cross-examine them; and Paul gets into a fight with Bryce’s dad over politics.
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(#9) Girls Just Want to Have Fun
- October 29, 2019
The popular girls at school ask Rainbow to join their Halloween costume as Tootie from "The Facts of Life"; Rainbow sees an opportunity to fit in, but Denise thinks differently; Alicia doesn't want the kids to go trick-or-treating.
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(#22) True Colors
- January 28, 2020
Paul is shocked to hear from his estranged mother who wants to visit for Rainbow’s 13th birthday and soon learns more about why she abandoned him. Meanwhile, Rainbow sees turning 13 as a huge turning point in her life and wants a big birthday party, but Alicia wants to celebrate all the things Rainbow missed out on over the years while on the commune.
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(#18) All She Wants to Do Is Dance
- October 22, 2019
It’s time for the Johnson kids’ first school dance, but before Bow can dance the night away, she’ll have to consider the social impact of her date choice. Johan finds an outfit for the dance and discovers his love of fashion, while Santamonica spends some time with Harrison.
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The family sitcom Mixed-ish created by Peter Saji and Kenya Barris describes the protagonist Rainbow Johnson's mixed-race family life in the 1980s. Rainbow's parents Paul and Alicia moved from the hippie community to the suburbs for better family life. , Rainbow and her siblings are enrolled in the local school, but they are neither African nor white here, which makes them face difficulties.
Race issues have always been a topic discussed in mainstream society, and you will have a new understanding after watching this series. The random tool lists the 23 best episodes of Mixed-ish you should not skip when watching it.
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