This compelling documentary chronicles the groundbreaking journeys of California's Black women in leadership across politics, labor, activism, and the judicial system. Through intimate interviews, archival footage, and expert analysis, the film highlights the struggles and triumphs of these leaders, from PTA to the state legislature and beyond. It delves into their personal stories, revealing the systemic challenges they faced and the resilience they demonstrated. By illuminating their contributions to policy and community advocacy, the documentary celebrates their legacy and inspires future generations to engage in political activism, emphasizing the importance of representation and diversity in leadership.

 A discussion with the filmmakers and a reception will follow the film.

Sponsors include: BCLA, StudyLA, Student Affairs, African American Studies, Women and Gender Studies, Political Science and International Relations, the Office of Black Student Services, and the Black Faculty and Staff Association.