Riding Rhythm

Rhythm, a college student in Washington, D.C., discovers the story of Moses King, the founder of the Disciples, Chicago's largest street gang, and questions his controversial trial over allegations of murder and assault. Intrigued by the inconsistencies in his case, she begins corresponding with him, revealing a man committed to uplifting the Black community through various initiatives. As their letters deepen their connection, Rhythm shifts her career path to criminal justice, aspiring to become an attorney to advocate for Moses and challenge the injustices of the system.