The short film pays tribute to Miss Ella Baker, a pivotal figure in the civil rights movement. She mentored icons like Rosa Parks, Dr. King, John Lewis, and Diane Nash. Her advocacy was crucial for women challenging male-dominated leadership during tumultuous times, supporting the likes of Fannie Lou Hamer and aiding in Angela Davis's release from prison. Her role, though understated due to her steadfast commitment to equality for women and the marginalized, was vital. She believed her contributions as a soldier in the movement were more impactful than as a leader, critiquing leadership that required insincere gestures towards those perpetuating the unjust treatment of Black individuals.