Dr. Nero's journey, at 86 years young, is a testament to resilience, perseverance, and the enduring power of community. Spanning decades and rooted in the segregated Mississippi Delta, Dr. Nero's narrative unfolds as a pioneering figure in dentistry, breaking barriers as one of the first Black dentists in the nation.

Root Shock follows the eviction of a 102-year-old Third Ward elder, using storytelling, dance, and jazz to reveal the deep emotional and health impacts of gentrification on longtime residents of a historic Black community.

"Shankleville: A Love That Still Stands" chronicles the love story of an enslaved couple who built a community in East Texas, their descendants who celebrate their contributions, and the importance of their history.

A woman returns to her Louisiana hometown to honor her grandmother's legacy, uncovering the story of a one-room schoolhouse that once educated generations of Black children in the segregated South.

Based on a true story, Stranger to the Yoke follows the journey of a respected Black matriarch, Alpheus, on a Texas plantation who is confronted with an unimaginable challenge- coexisting with a newly bought slave girl who, to the shock of the enslaved community, is white.