Charles Barkley begins his journey across America to discuss race. Starting in Baltimore, a city central to the Black Lives Matterr movement, where he interviews community members and police.

In the wake of Donald Trump's immigration ban, Charles heads to Irving, Texas where a local ordinance has banned foreign laws and armed protests have formed at the local mosque.

Charles discusses racial stereotypes with consumers and industry professionals in Los Angeles, including Korean hip-hop artist Dunbfoundead, Ice-T, Sande Alessi (a Hollywood casting director and The Upright Citizens Brigade improv troupe.

Charles discusses racial stereotypes with consumers and industry professionals in Los Angeles, including Korean hip-hop artist Dunbfoundead, Ice-T, Sande Alessi (a Hollywood casting director and The Upright Citizens Brigade improv troupe.

Charles discusses racial stereotypes with consumers and industry professionals in Los Angeles, including Korean hip-hop artist Dunbfoundead, Ice-T, Sande Alessi (a Hollywood casting director and The Upright Citizens Brigade improv troupe.

At the end of his journey Charles heads to Atlanta where he meets undocumented residents and civic leaders who use social media to organize their opposition to new immigration policies, and gets an audience with civil rights legend C.T. Vivian. Written by catnap222

At the end of his journey Charles heads to Atlanta where he meets undocumented residents and civic leaders who use social media to organize their opposition to new immigration policies, and gets an audience with civil rights legend C.T. Vivian. Written by catnap222

At the end of his journey Charles heads to Atlanta where he meets undocumented residents and civic leaders who use social media to organize their opposition to new immigration policies, and gets an audience with civil rights legend C.T. Vivian. Written by catnap222