Till You Hear From Me

Ida B. Wells Dunbar, a dedicated political organizer, faces disappointment when her efforts on Barack Obama's campaign don't lead to a White House position, and she struggles to reconcile her civil rights roots with the changing political landscape. Returning to her hometown, she reconnects with a childhood friend and confronts complex personal and political challenges involving her family and her community. The story explores themes of loyalty, identity, and the pursuit of progress within a shifting social context.