Soledad meets a grandmother who's fighting to get a mountain of toxic shingles removed from the lot behind her house. In the process, she uncovers a widespread yet rarely-talked-about problem in Dallas, Texas: environmental racism.

Soledad visits the most incarcerated zip code in America to meet a teen who is in the 4th generation of his family to face prison time and is struggling to break the cycle. She discovers that the district is creating a school to prison pipeline.

Soledad travels to crawfish country to meet a man spending his life behind bars due to one of the most unknown and heinous miscarriages of justices, a non-unanimous jury, which the U.S. Supreme Court just finally ruled unconstitutional.

Soledad hits the streets of Southside Chicago to meet a man who's trying to change the Chicago PD from the inside as the only officer to ever quit the Fraternal Order of Police union.

Soledad answers the call from Marquitta White, a resident in one of 3 housing projects the city of Norfolk is forcefully vacating for "urban renewal." Soledad discovers the "renewal" is nothing more than gentrification under a clock.

Soledad travels deep into the Mississippi Delta to learn about the uphill battle being waged by Dr. Folusa Fakorede. Dr. Fakorede is desperately trying to save lives but is overwhelmed by the resistance of corporate and government healthcare.