In 2000s Atlanta, a dedicated community organizer leads a city-wide protest against a redevelopment plan, only to uncover a betrayal within their own ranks, forcing them to navigate the complexities of grassroots activism and political resistance in order to protect the rights of low-income residents.
A dedicated community organizer working to address social and economic inequality in Atlanta's urban neighborhoods, navigating the complexities of grassroots activism and political resistance.
The protagonist organizes a city-wide protest against a proposed redevelopment plan that would displace low-income residents, leading to a confrontation with powerful developers and city officials.
The protagonist's protest gains widespread attention and support, leading to a public outcry against the redevelopment plan. City officials are pressured to reconsider, and the community organizer successfully negotiates a compromise that protects the rights of the low-income residents and preserves the integrity of the neighborhood. The victory inspires further activism and solidarity within Atlanta's urban communities.
As the protest gains momentum, the protagonist discovers that one of their closest allies has been secretly negotiating with the developers, forcing them to confront the betrayal and navigate the complexities of trust and loyalty within their own community.