Filmmaker Jon-Sesrie Goff returns to his home state of South Carolina to explore how racial violence has inflicted trauma upon Black residents amid two high-profile Charleston killings which resulted in the deaths of Walter Scott and nine church parishioners. Goff’s lyrical filmmaking style and fluid form of documentary storytelling capture the geography of Charleston's past and present, establishing Gullah cultural retention and land preservation as paths toward attaining individual and collective personal pride.