A man recounts his Stop and Frisk arrest and the ripples it makes in his life and close relationships over the following years. He wrestles with how to place what happened to him alongside the tragic stories fueling the national dialogue on Racial Profiling. At turns, comic and reflective, this short drama is a voice for the "non-sensational" stories, which can get lost among the headlines permeating news and social media. It suggests that one's own awareness of subtler forms of racism needs to be cultivated for change to be truly radical.