When Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier in Major League Baseball and endured anti-black trauma, it was demanded of him to say nothing and codify his abusers. Two decades later Mississippi activist Fannie Lou Hamer refused silence. She said out loud "I'm sick and tired of being sick and tired." What is the responsible of culture? Silence or screaming? Being quiet or being loud? Firefly navigates the middle, examining culture, sports, screams and whispers, and how we manage the interstices of our lives.