With Dorsette's innovative vision and expertise, coupled with the extensive research and collective experience of Zelphanie "Zellie" Meadows, a longstanding member of NBDA and a renowned historian within the Black Deaf community, this groundbreaking documentary sheds light on the extraordinary journey of the NBDA. By presenting the narratives of its founders and participants, "Voices Unheard" explores the unique experiences of being both Black and Deaf in America. The film delves into pivotal moments, such as the 1980 Chuck William Fight at Deaf Pride, the pivotal meeting that gave birth to the NBDA, and the groundbreaking "Black Deaf Experience" conference.
 

Combining candid interviews, docudrama reenactments, and the integration of archival material, this documentary preserves and celebrates the rich heritage of the Black Deaf community. Through this poignant portrayal, it inspires future generations to embrace their voices and continue advocating for equality and empowerment.