A protest breaks out in the community, causing divisions in the family over social activism and complicating Jarrod's birthday celebration.

Jerrod encourages his parents to lead healthier lifestyles, but his efforts backfire and cause a family debate about health, aging and death.

Jerrod mentors a teen, who reveals a secret about his sexuality, leading to a family discussion about gender roles. Meanwhile, Bobby is served with divorce papers.

The family's reverend is hit by a car, igniting passionate family discourse about religion and spirituality. In addition, Jerrod and Maxine must face deeper aspects of their relationship.

Maxine finds a gun that belongs to Jerrod, triggering a family debate about gun control and power dynamics in relationships.