This play visits intimate spaces where white supremacy lives--not political spaces, but social and domestic. We see racists, speaking with a candor that assumes ideological unity, and yet there is nuance, complexity and varying degrees of their lived racism. This play suggests that racist communities are fed by individuals who lack a sense of belonging, and it also offers an optimistic hope that we can all "do something different" to dismantle racism through understanding and connection.

This play is so brilliantly written and meaty! The characters are incredibly well drawn and unique with their voices. A fascinating examination of perception of race and discrimination and why people make choices to belong to certain cultures. Buckle up. This playwright isn't playing around!

Relevant, bold, surprising, thought-provoking. I was captivated! Chisa is one of the most important voices in the American Theatre. Stop reading this and start reading her work.