Synopsis

The world held its breath as Marian Anderson, a voice of unparalleled grace, was denied a stage by the Daughters of the American Revolution. Eleanor Roosevelt, witnessing this injustice, severed ties with the organization and redoubled her commitment to dismantling prejudice. Meanwhile, Betty's burgeoning popularity propelled Jerry toward the Republican nomination for re-election, yet a shadow of addiction crept into their family life, threatening both his health and their shared future. The n