Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale was a chilling look at a dystopian baby-factory future for women in a white, "civilized" country. As if to reinforce the author's message, the American Supreme Court abandoned precedent and opened the door for the states to pass oppressive legislation; this took place rapidly.
Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale was a chilling look at a dystopian baby-factory future for women in a white, "civilized" country. As if to reinforce the author's message, the American Supreme Court abandoned precedent and opened the door for the states to pass oppressive legislation; this took place rapidly.