America has never been this divided since the Civil War. Since the 2016 election, Americans have segregated themselves into two warring camps with views so hardline it makes civil discourse nearly impossible. But there are people who are working tirelessly to bridge these divides. The Reunited States profiles people who are seeking depolarization and communication across the country. Susan Bro, whose daughter Heather Heyer was killed in the 2017 Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville, has become an activist speaking out against the racial divide and the need for difficult conversations to acknowledge our differences. Greg Orman ran for governor of Kansas as an Independent in 2018, challenging people’s expectations about the need for a third political party to break partisan gridlock. Steven Olikara founded the Millennial Action Project with the belief that our founding fathers were in their 20s and 30s, so it’s up to younger generations to step up and help the country evolve now. This film has a fresh perspective on identity — and urges us to hear each other's stories.