The story of Grace's Grandmother's role in the civil rights movement in the 1960s. "I never thought I would live to see the first African American President, so maybe I will live to see when we will begin to have more unity in this country. And unity doesn't mean that everyone thinks, or believes, or acts, or behaves in the same way, it's just that you don't penalise people because they don't look like you, or act like you, but you respect the fact that they are humans. And all humans need to be respected and treated in a more positive manner."