In a toxic world, authenticity fuels revolution.

Rev Dwyer is eager to learn about her new college--a place where she can finally belong. Her explorations take her into tunnels under the school, where she finds evidence of a decades-old love story and papers from a lawsuit that sought justice for students before LGBTQ civil rights laws existed. But when Rev returns to learn more, the papers are gone!

With the help of new friends, she uncovers the story of two girls who fell in love in 1989--and how their passion helped them fight harassment and the school's administration. Rev finds deep parallels between what students faced 35 years ago and the forces organizing against her and her friends now.

As her gut problems get worse and her mother pressures her to avoid medication, Rev must make her own path. Sometimes resistance begins with seeking help, reaching out, and refusing to go it alone. Rev discovers that being herself means building community across space, time and difference, alongside others who have the courage to stand in their authentic experiences.