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So #HandmaidsTale is going to pretend that for hundreds of years the US didn't already have a practice of raping women and forcing them to reproduce to make their masters happy? They want to pretend this dystopia never already existed? I knew I avoided it this long for a reason.
It is essentially a replication of slavery:
1. A war being pivotal for a people's liberation (but with the opposite outcome).
2. Escaping to Canada as a means of emancipation.
3. Women being forced to sleep with their masters to have babies.
1. A war being pivotal for a people's liberation (but with the opposite outcome).
2. Escaping to Canada as a means of emancipation.
3. Women being forced to sleep with their masters to have babies.
4. Maiming, dismemberment, and other forms of torture used to keep people in their place.
5. Being forced to wear particular clothes and hairstyles.
6. Black and tan, I mean, illegal parties where masters have their way.
7. Accomodating to structure to survive and resist.
5. Being forced to wear particular clothes and hairstyles.
6. Black and tan, I mean, illegal parties where masters have their way.
7. Accomodating to structure to survive and resist.
