Guys: I just came up with the concept this morning. Testing it with the logline. Thanks for participating.

I like the concept, Michael Elliott. I think the first part of the logline could be smoother ("After a white Vietnam vet discovers his family's fortune was built from stealing black-owned farms during the Great Depression, he joins").

Why type of justice are they after?

They want to be compensated. Either financially or return the land.

Ok, Michael Elliott. Maybe something like: "After a white Vietnam vet discovers his family's fortune was built from stealing black-owned farms during the Great Depression, he joins with an African-American vet and the local AA church to get reparations from his family."

That's pretty good. Keep in mind I've only written the logline. I posted it to test it out, get feedback on the concept. One thing...I hate the word "reparations".

That's a great idea, Michael Elliott. Testing out a concept before writing the script. I'd definitely watch this movie. Maybe change "to get reparations from his family" to "to get their money back from his family"

When my writing gets me to that bridge, I'll know how to cross it.