Finding Justice

After yet another tragic killing of an unarmed Black person in Florida, activists battle tochange the controversial Stand Your Ground law.

Run like a vestige of slavery-era Missouri, the St. Louis jail known as the Workhouse has become the focal point for St. Louis activists. Activists fight to shut down the Workhouse, free the innocent people trapped inside and end cash bail.

Against the backdrop of an election that could seat Stacy Abrams as America's first Black female governor, activists, journalists, and church leaders battle voter suppression tactics in Georgia and fight for political power across the nation.

In LA, the community is taking a stand against the criminalization of kids. Parents, teachers and student activists join forces to take on the Los Angeles Unified School District and end the school-to-prison pipeline.

As activists from across the Twin Cities unite to fight against police brutality, the first Black Police Chief in the history of Minneapolis pushes to reform his department in the wake of senseless police killings and city-wide scandal.

Michael K. Williams joins forces with Baltimore activists, scientists, and lead exposure survivors to show the devastating effects of lead poisoning afflicting low-income communities of color, and takes the fight all the way to Washington D.C.