The year is 1963. Jocelyn Smith is a black sixteen year old who is frustrated with the ill treatment of colored people. When she loses her brother to racist violence, she is ready to give up. An unlikely savior changes her perception. A summer romance begins, but it's doomed from the start.

Have you ever loved someone so much that you don't care what they look like? That's how this is for Tia Myers. Her and her best friend Roy Calem are on the journey to love and the only thing that's stopping them is their race. She's black and he's white. To them they just see themselves as people not color. Their arguments, smiles, and dedication will stop disapprovers cold. Will they prove the world wrong or just show how right they truly are?

Tachana is a good girl living in the small southern town of Blue Ridge Georgia she gets good grades and does everything her Parents ask of her, but she dosen't date until she gets asked on a date by Ian the schools star quaterback. The only problem is Tachana is African-American and Ian is not and in the town of Blue Ridge You do not date outside of your race. Can Tachana and Ian over come the issues make it through or will the views of those around them tear them apart?

Leila is a young and sexy magazine editor. Open minded and accepting of everything and everyone. She loves diversity, and she tries her best to surround herself with people that maintain that same value. Then she meets Nathaniel Harrington. Nathaniel Harrington is the hometown boy, sort of. All his life his parents have told him to stay away from people that look different than him. And that's exactly what he did, he surrounded himself with people that looked like him and think like him, except for his cousin Mike, also his best friend and who enjoys everyone and everything. When Nathaniel meets Leila, naturally he wish to stay away from her, she isn't like hm; yet he cant. Can Nathaniel forget about his parents instilled values and find his Own? Will he learn that no one is really that different?