
A deep dive into America's complicated past and present through the voices and experiences of people of color. The three-part docuseries marries humor with history as it unapologetically confronts the many facets of racism, exploitation and discrimination that have contributed to the formation of the United States. In a nation that mostly sticks to one side of America's history, the docuseries explores the history of race in America from the perspective of people of color, featuring insights from noted historians, cultural commentators, actors, activists and artists.

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Prominent voices from various communities across the country sit down to wax poetic on the present, shining a light on how America can attain a more equitable future in all spaces.
From blackface to blackfishing, King Kong to Mandingo tropes, a deep-dive into the perpetuation of racist, classist, xenophobic and misogynistic depictions.
Calling out the iterations of settler colonialism and systemic racism present in urban communities of color then and now by looking at project housing, Puerto Rico, the Black Hills and the relegation of Indigenous nations to reservations.
A look at what it means to be an American during a time of heightened xenophobia, anger and chaos.