At a dusty Howick roadblock, Nelson Mandela’s chauffeur disguise crumbles as armed police seize him, igniting a fierce, worldwide battle against apartheid’s ruthless grip.

FBI agents uncover the buried bodies of James Chaney, Andrew Goodman, and Michael Schwerner in a Mississippi dam, igniting a fierce national reckoning for racial justice.

The sharp crack of a stone thrown at Eugene Williams’ head shatters Chicago’s summer calm, igniting a brutal race riot that will leave the city burning and its Black neighborhoods under siege.

In Harlem, the fiery birth of James Baldwin echoes as his piercing prose violently unravels America's deepest hypocrisies.

A pivotal moment in history, where freedom came with strings attached, and the financial burden of oppression lingered for generations.

Under the shadow of Healy Hall, Father Patrick Francis Healy boldly shatters racial barriers, claiming the presidency of Georgetown University as the first Black leader of a major white institution.

A pivotal turning point, where a city’s streets became a battleground for justice and equality.

A legend was born, whose fists would shatter records and racial barriers alike.