Indigo and Ida

Eight-grade aspiring journalist Indigo gains popularity after exposing an unfair school policy, but she begins to notice that disciplinary actions seem to target students of color more harshly. Her suspicion prompts her to investigate further, despite her friends' doubts, as she uncovers a book with letters from renowned activist Ida B. Wells. As Indigo delves into Ida's fight against racism, she faces an important decision about whether to stay silent or stand up for justice.