About every 20 years or so, a group comes forward and demands rights and recognition that it formerly did not possess. In the post-war years, it was the blacks; in the 1970s, it was the feminists; then the gays; and now the transgendered.
Assuming this pattern holds, what group do you think will be the next to assert their identity and begin to demand rights?
Note: I am not making or seeking any ethical statements on any group, this is a purely academic question.
So who’s next? Who’s poised to be the next group to demand mainstream recognition?
I am wondering if AI or cloning will be advanced enough by this date to have generated enough individuals in search of a legal identity to form the basis of a movement.
I think this is a good guess. I live in CO, where we have a significant NA population, and they are beginning to be much more vocal and increasingly organized.
After a court decision one month before the 2000 election affirming same, neither can U.S. citizens who are residents of U.S. territories or possessions, like Puerto Rico, the USVI, Guam, etc.
