Die Hard in a Juneteenth Pageant, a former Juneteenth competitor turned military must save her sister and other contestants in a Juneteenth pageant from Neo-Nazi terrorist.  

SYNOPSIS:

JUNEHARD

Jill Baker is an African American soldier who returns from duty in time to support her sister Jada Baker in a Juneteenth Pageant. Their parents were killed by a white supremacist in a hate crime and were raised by their maternal uncle and former soldier Ben Baker. Jill joined the army while Jada stayed home and joined the Juneteenth Pageant, Jill is a former competitor but didn’t win and chose the army instead. The festival is interrupted by a gang a Neo-Nazi’s led by Ronald Craig; Jill slips away unnoticed to call for help while Craig is demanding extortion money from former winners who had successful careers especially from former winner Tara Whalley and her husband Martin Whalley a State Congressman and Civil Activist. Jill manages to find relief when a police car comes to see what is happening but is forced to kill a terrorist and use his body to attract attention and contacts the officers David Mason and Joe Rollins and backup arrives. Craig realizes what’s happened and sends some men to find Jill while arming the entrances. Jada realizes Jill is trying to help them, and the officers learn Jill’s identity through Ben who also arrives to check on them.

Jill manages to eliminate a few terrorists and soon meets Craig and soon learns that he was the man who killed her and Jada’s parents years ago. Craig also realizes this and decides to kill her and soon learns Jada is Jill’s sister. Intending to blow up the building and take the money but Jill manages to disarm the bombs while Craig takes Jada hostage. Jill gets everyone out with help from David, Joe, and Ben and goes after Craig and Jada. Jill confronts Craig who had also realized who Jill and Jada are and Jill arrives and in a confrontation with his remaining henchmen is helped by the police. Jill fights and kills Craig and enjoys the pageant and is made an honorary Miss. Juneteenth.