Due to the opposition towards James H. Meredith (first African American to register at the University of Mississippi), President J. F. Kennedy makes a speech on how people can disagree on a law but no one should disobey the law.
Adam Conover and Nikole Hannah-Jones of the NY Times give a lesson to a suburban family about the reality of segregation practices that continue into contemporary times. They tackle issues such as redlining and deliberate and overt discriminatory practices, as shown in the early years of Levittown.