Black Chronicles: Stories From America

Poet and activist Hannah Drake delves into the history of racism in her hometown of Louisville, Kentucky, a city deeply divided along racial lines. After the tragic death of Breonna Taylor at the hands of police, Hannah uses her writing to advocate for freedom and equality for Black Americans, shedding light on the enduring legacy of slavery in society.

Enter Black Space; a group therapy experience for underserved communities. Join a group of Black and Brown men discussing issues particular to their lives, and help destigmatize efforts to maintain mental health.

Scholar Andre Perry revisits Wilkinsburg, Pennsylvania, where many homes, including the one he grew up in, are now abandoned. As he reflects on his upbringing and on Wilkinsburg today, he highlights the stark investment disparities between white and Black communities nationwide.

A close look at the experiences of black children who are disproportionately represented in the American child welfare system and are often adopted into white families. What challenges do these parents and kids encounter when forming a transracial family? What do adoptees think about immersion in homes, schools and communities with little racial diversity?

The life and legacy of Robert E. Jackson, a visionary who has significantly shaped the media landscape through his relentless advocacy for diversity and inclusion of black professionals. Chronicling his journey from humble beginnings to a pivotal figure in the world of media, the film highlights Jackson's efforts to mentor and open doors for underrepresented voices.