A bigoted fatherand his well educated son occupy a broken down bridge in a remote wooded area. The father is a manifestation of the son's memory as he recalls events that occurred on the day Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated. It becomes increasingly obvious that, despite the younger man's protests to the contrary, his father's prejudices are grounded in his subconscious. Co winner of the 1998 Michael Kanin Award for Best Short Play.
See this in conjuction with a Spoken-Word Artist who beautifully depicts race-opression.