Blue Bloods
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This is just a short story for now. Contains graphic material, strong language, racial slurs and social inequality.
This story takes place in the year 2035 where society has all but devolved back into the social injustices of the 1940's. Women are inferior to men, race is a defining marker of how your life will turn out. George Orwell's Animal Farm best relates to the social implications of this dystopion society. "All animals are equal, but some are more equal than others."
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