Jim Crow Hangover examines poverty, racism, and classism in America. The wealthiest country in the world continues to produce an astonishing number of under-resourced and unhealthy citizens. The current political climate focuses on divvying up the nation's economic resources, pitting one group against another. Racism perpetuates racial inequities. Classism perpetuates a system that is supportive of the wealthy at the expense of ordinary citizens. There is a tug-of-war between the haves and have nots. Blaming the victims of an unfair and unjust system does not bring us closer to social justice. The equitable distribution of wealth, opportunities, and privileges, and the fair a just application of the law - remains elusive. The middle-class is shrinking as the cost of living is outpaces wages. What attitudes, beliefs, and systems make this so? Why have racial inequalities persisted? Is the way forward tweaking systems and institutions that only benefit a few, or do we re-imagine a society that provides the opportunity for all citizens to be self-reliant?