In 2045, a conservative politician, Lamont Maxwell, reflects on his life, from his legislation on reparations to his personal struggles. As a child, Lamont witnessed the brutal murder of his parents by a sheriff and three men. This traumatic event led to his corruption and resentment, causing him to abandon his faith and family. He pursued a romantic relationship with his office assistant and became Lt. Governor. His two sons, Jonathan and Luke, were corrupted by their father's evil and joined the Black Foundation, a movement demanding reparations for African Americans. In 2045, the Black Foundation seeks apologies and reparations from former slave-trading countries and the US. As Luke discovers Christ, he tries to save himself, his brother, and father, but will it be too late for the Maxwell family?
In the Closet
A statesman's legacy is reexamined as he grapples with the complexities of his illustrious career, facing the profound impacts of his choices on the nation's path forward.
