Good Trouble is a Freeform drama that follows the lives of adopted sisters Callie and Mariana as they move to Los Angeles to start their careers. The two of them live in a lively apartment complex called The Coterie, home to many scrappy young characters who serve as friends, love interests, and chosen family to the sisters. Callie’s plotline centers around her budding law career that’s riddled with workplace politics and ethically questionable behavior on behalf of her coworkers, urging her to forge her own path and take the bar exam. Mariana is a software engineer at the start of the show and like her sister, experiences workplace wrongdoings in the form of habitual racism and sexism. She eventually quits to start her own beauty app with a team of fellow strong willed women. Good Trouble’s justice-centered plotlines are served alongside a sophisticated yet trendy wardrobe. As both leading ladies work in fairly serious industries, their looks consist of classic conservative staples like shift dresses and blazers. The wardrobe department also sprinkles in a healthy dose of trendy casual styles to reflect their modern sensibilities and youthful spirits. The show’s portrayal of young adult romance and progressive take on problems facing the modern day working world make Good Trouble an invigorating watch to ignite the inner abolitionist in all of us.