Jenia's world comes crashing down when she loses her job. She vents to her best friend Lacy, her mom, and to anyone who would listen, that it's all due to racial downsizing another form of racial profiling. There is no consoling Jenia as her family and friends soon learn. There are so many factors weighing heavily on Jenia's mind as proof that she was just another racial statistic. Will she be able to come to terms with Lacy before their friendship takes a turn for the worse, and make her realize that there is no SHARED PAIN?