In this powerful documentary, Prof. Nware Rahsaan Burge gives voice to Black women as they deliver their unfiltered testimony on one of the most pressing issues facing families today: the forced separation of fathers from their children through U.S. government policies and parental alienation.

Through raw and intimate interviews, the film highlights how the child support system, intended to provide financial stability, often becomes a tool that pushes fathers away rather than keeping families connected. Women candidly share why fathers should never be erased from their children’s lives, and how such alienation damages not only men but entire communities.

By centering women’s perspectives, the documentary opens a rarely explored dialogue on accountability, justice, and healing. It invites audiences to reconsider how legal frameworks and social pressures intersect with race and gender, and how reclaiming the role of fathers is essential for the survival and strength of Black families.