Taystee talks to the press about the unjustifiable death of one of her fellow inmates, Poussey Washington. She also talks about the corrupt justice system.

Mr. Kane delivers a speech upon winning the election for governor. Charged with strong rhetoric against the evil domination of Boss Jim Gettys, he speaks of his dedication to champion the underprivileged, the underpaid, and the underfed.

Government inspectors visit Mr. Burns' nuclear facility and find him in violation of hundreds of safety standards. In typical Mr. Burns fashion, he tries to bribe one of the regulators to no avail.

Gandhi gives a speech in which he advocates for non-violent opposition to an unjust law. He acknowledges that there will be consequences for not abiding by the law, but he urges his fellow residents to not give the British their obedience and to do so peacefully.

Dre talks to Rainbow and insists that she should have taken his last name when they got married. Rainbow cites that doing so would go against her feminist ideals because it enforces that women and men are not equal, which she clarifies is the view held by feminists. By reverting to old tradition, Rainbow fears that she would do a disservice to herself and all the women who came before her that made strides to bolster future generations of women.