Everyday People

Set in an African-American neighborhood of Pittsburgh during a pivotal week in 1998, the narrative weaves together the lives of its residents, showcasing their vibrant struggles and resilience. Through rich and poignant storytelling, it offers a dramatic portrayal of urban life, highlighting the complexities and everyday realities faced by the community. O'Nan's work serves as a powerful testament to the human experience within the context of contemporary urban America.