Differences are Vital (Greatest Hits Book 11)

Differences are Vital is more of a literary (short-stories) examination, which moves on to social growth, "Queer acceptance" and Gender Insubordination.
The move from a mechanized and industrialized culture to a digital society has fundamentally modified what we consider these key-phrases to mean: occupation, employment, profession, career, assignment, and vocation. Moreover, this alteration has also brought humans together on an unprecedented scale.

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