Miles Woodman

Miles Woodman is a carefree, wise cracking 12-year-old, African-American baseball fan who is having trouble in school. His teacher Mrs. Clark is threatening to make him repeat 6th grade if he doesn't start raising up his grade for history.

Physical appearance=Miles' skin is brown. His eyes are brown, and his hair and his eyebrows are black. He wears a jersey outfit which is blue, white and red, and it has the number, 44. He even wears blue jeans and white and red sneakers.


 * ”Later Mom, I’m History.”
 * ”Again!? Man, you’re a total slave for that business of yours.”
 * ”Martin Luther King? What’s there to know? He’s famous for doing a bunch of good stuff for African-Americans back in the day, and now we get his birthday off, right?”
 * ”Why is it roped off?”
 * ”Mrs. Peck said the house was magic, right?”
 * ”I wanna check it out, first hand.”
 * ”No, no Martin, it’s us. The kids from the sandlot, and the train and...”
 * ”Guess it’s time to fess up. I’m not sure how, but were sort of time traveling through your life.”
 * ”But it was Rosa’s seat first.”
 * ”Man, she hates us and she doesn’t even know us.”
 * ”Well if she hates me, I’ll hate her back.”
 * ”We can’t let this happen.”
 * ”We gotta bring Martin to the future, and we can save him. But remember, were not gonna tell him about what we just read.”
 * ”Mr. Willis clean your glasses, it’s me, Miles.”
 * ”You mean, you know?”
 * ”But if Martin were only here now. We still need him so much.”
 * ”Yes, I did it! 7th Grade, here I come.”
 * ”Yeah, I learned, that everyone of us has the power to make the world a better place, and all we need, is a dream, and the courage to make it happen.”


 * In the present, Miles' room has a stereo, a computer, some video games, a fish bowl (with his unnamed fish), and some posters.
 * In the future, his mother has to put food on table because she is a maid.
 * He and Randy are best friends.