Ep 11. Promised Land - December 22, 1971

Sam leaps into the body of a young African American, Frank, in the year 1971. Frank is a Vietnam veteran who has recently returned home from the war and is trying to adjust to civilian life. Sam discovers that Frank's hometown has been taken over by a group of racist white supremacists who are terrorizing and oppressing the town's African American community.

Sam quickly realizes that he has been sent to this time and place to stop the white supremacists and protect the rights of Frank's community. He starts working with Frank's family and friends to organize and resist the white supremacist group's efforts to intimidate and harm the town's African American population.

As Sam moves through his mission, he faces a number of challenges and obstacles. He must navigate the complex relationships between the town's various groups and individuals, including the white supremacist group, law enforcement, and the African American community. He also struggles with his own unresolved feelings of guilt and trauma from his experiences in Vietnam.

Throughout the episode, Sam works tirelessly to rally the community and protect its members from harm. He uses his unique abilities to problem-solve and think on his feet, and ultimately succeeds in bringing about a peaceful resolution to the conflict.

The episode is a powerful reminder of the importance of standing up against oppression and working to protect the rights and dignity of all individuals, regardless of their race or ethnicity. It is also a nuanced exploration of the complex legacy of the Civil Rights Movement and the ongoing struggle for racial justice in America.