He read about humanity’s age-old racial struggles. Had it really been less than half a millennium since… — David Brin
He read about humanity’s age-old racial struggles. Had it really been less than half a millennium since humans contrived gigantic, fatuous lies about each other simply because of pigment shades, and killed millions because they believed their own lies?
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