Based on their own life experiences, four (4) African American individuals share powerful personal stories of survival, injustice, and resilience. From the harsh realities of sharecropping and being denied financial resources, to marching for civil rights on  the historic day known as "Bloody Sunday" in Mobile, Alabama - their voices expose the harsh truth of how justice continues to escape African Americans in the United States. 

This eye-opening documentary sheds light on the social, economic, and educational barriers faced by generations, the terror of Sundown Towns, and the enduring fight for equality.