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A homeless schizophrenic seeks the help of a streetwise combat veteran as they attempt to overcome cruel life on the streets.

A tale about a young man's bout in 1960s Mississippi and the harrowing ordeals people wanting the same opportunities endured, before Blacks were allowed to vote, and when they did sit-ins at White establishments.

Three tales of African-American characters. "Long Black Song": a farmer with an unfaithful wife. "The Boy Who Painted Christ Black": school principal defends a controversial work by his student. "The Reunion": a jazz singer recalls her troubled youth.

About a veteran police officer, who spends eighteen months in prison, and after his release, becomes a private detective.

In the Fall of 1968 San Francisco State College's Black Students Union calls for a strike. This action culminates 2 years of organization and activism on the campus and in the community, and births the first College of Ethnic Studies.