Sara, an enslaved insurgent turned Union operative, and Sandra, a tenured professor in contemporary academia, find a common bond in their parallel challenges, spanning 160 years apart. Dominique Morisseau, an esteemed American playwright, MacArthur Fellow, and two-time Tony Award nominee (known for works like "Ain't Too Proud" and "Skeleton Crew"), ventures into innovative narrative territories in this powerful exploration of history, race, and the unwavering women who champion freedom at any sacrifice.