Nestled just upstream from the capital city is Potomac, Maryland, a concealed treasure. This area is characterized by its undulating landscapes, opulent estates, elite preparatory schools, and private country clubs, all contributing to its exclusive nature. Among the residents are a few long-established, affluent African-American families who have historically overcome racial obstacles to offer their children a life of luxury. In a community where access is determined by social standing, heritage, and ancestry, to what lengths will the women go to maintain their position within this esteemed society?