The 4th of July is the day when we all come together to remember the sacrifices people have made in the past. When the beautiful sky of New York City fills with unlimited fireworks. While we feel that kindle of pride in their hearts. Also, movie time is a major checklist on the happiest holiday of America as entertainment is the best way to celebrate your independence. So if you have decided to chill at home for the evening with your family and friends. All you need to do is stock some snacks and switch on your Netflix. Because Netflix is celebrating the day of patriotism with the best of the content including an original animated series ‘We the People’ released in 2021.

We the People: A Reminiscent of American History 

Created by Chris Nee in coordination with Netflix Animation, ‘We the People’ is inspired by Schoolhouse Rocks and depicts 10 musical episodes. Designed with beautiful visuals this musical series gives people a detailed subject of rights, citizenship, and government. This might seem a simple work of art to viewers but it can be a life-changing educational experience. Because Barack and Michelle Obama are executive producers of the musical and they supervised the storyline. 

In addition to upbeat songs, the series is starring the animated figures of famous artists. Including H.E.R, Bebe Rexha, Lin-Manual Miranda, and Adam Lambert among others. This creative idea of informing the young generation of Americans about their rights and role in this society is astounding.

As this series can be both fun and instructive at the same time. While creators have titled the episodes with transparency for viewers. So that they can get the exact meaning of what the animation has been designed to convey. 

Pulitzer Prize winner Lin-Manual Miranda was recruited for creation of the show

Famous filmmaker Lin-Manual Miranda came forward to create episode 4 about checks and balances. Miranda has previously given award-winning musicals like Hamilton, In the Heights, and Disney’s Encanto. Undoubtedly he did a great job here as viewers get a clear picture of the branches of government.

If you and your family haven’t watched this amazing series yet go stream it right away only on Netflix. This series will help you and your kids understand the ideologies behind government rules and regulations.