“ Hilarious, witty, bold, and ultimately deeply profound, Lynett’s daring deconstruction of the “Black play” kicks open the door to include Black folx standing at the intersection(ality) of race, ethnicity, culture, and sexuality. Her brilliant concept envisions an alternative American social order where everyone has self-segregated by race into self-governed states to ensure safe spaces. The reckoning comes from multi-racial citizens searching for where they belong. The themes are deep, but Lynett’s deft ear and humorous style make this play a joy to read from start to finish. I cannot wait to see it on stage! ”

“ A thought provoking play that takes a keen look at identity, what it means to those who belong to it and the efforts to enclose the box. Who belongs and why do we shut people out? ”

“ I loved everything about this play. Produce it far, wide and often. ”

“ The world of this play may be fictional, but the crucible of truth it creates is very real. The characters come alive in a play that hits on culture, identity, and community. Not content to exist in the traditional notion of what constitutes a play, this play breaks out into the realms of metafiction and experimental theatre, mirroring the experiences of its characters. I feel exposed to a world I that I myself have never truly felt. This play is an achievement of the highest order, and I am grateful to have read it. I hope to see it staged! ”