Push Nevahda and the Vicious Circle

Set against the backdrop of a vibrant bar scene, a diverse group of individuals engages in heated discussions about social issues, cultural identity, and political activism. This eclectic crew, including cantankerous college students and aspiring poets, focuses on organizing a protest against a local supermarket known for selling poor-quality meat. Personal dynamics emerge, particularly with a new member, Melina, who struggles with her identity and superiority complex. The narrative explores themes of community, race, and the complexities of leadership within the black experience.