rdrama reads: Whitney Ryan's Black Future, Week 1

My guess:

He entered the cabin, placed the rabbits on the handmade kitchen counter, and removed his cloak. Alex’s shoulder-length pink-and-blue wig bounced, shiny and voluminous, as he pulled it off and placed it on its mannequin’s head beside the hat rack. Many whitebois wore their wigs at home, but not Alex. He was only legally required to wear it out of house, and by god, he wouldn’t wear it a moment longer. He gladly exchanged the humiliating, slutty wig for his natural, short dirty blonde hair when he could. It was one of his small, personal rebellions. Alex heard the drone of the television in the main room. He knew what that meant: Cori and Tori had sneaked in again to watch television. Wearing his government-issued skirt and stockings, Alex went into the main room to see what the two troublemakers were doing. “Where’s Kaylee? I brought dinner,” Alex said, trying his best to sound gruff and manly, despite the hormones. “Down in the village square,” Cori said, twirling the tresses of his green wig, lounging on the old threadbare couch. “She’s reading stories to the kids again,” Tori said, eyes glued to the screen. Cori and Tori were born male. They were only teenagers, and consequently they barely remembered life before the revolution. Like all whitebois in New Africa, they’d been placed on hormones immediately following the cease-fire. They knew nothing of the world before. No John Wayne, no cowboys and Indians, no white male heroes. They became natural sissies, dressed the part, and though Alex tried his best, he couldn’t awaken any rebellious masculine impulses within them. They, like many others in the village, regarded Alex as a quixotic subversive: a dreamer with delusions of grandeur. “You two want to stay for supper? Kaylee’s cooking up her famous rabbit stew,” Alex said. “Ohmigod that sounds soooo good, Alexa,” Tori said, eyes still glued to the ancient, pre-war flat-screen TV. Alexa. Alex hated his government name. He shuddered at the sound of it. But by now, he was far past correcting other whitebois when they used it.

Do I win?

epic rdrama gimmick, you better keep it up

Book #1

Kino. Also I'm just realising the black guys on the cover have tribal markings and colourings lmao.

My guess is the next page will be explaining what the revolution was and how it got to this stage.

This is what y'all nibbas should be reading instead

You will get bored of this and stop posting

Alex reminisces about life before New Africa was established

Meet the members of his family and more expository dialog.

He comes home to a black man fricking his wife

the strong ARFIKAN BVLL plows his bussy

We'll have a hard cut to the New Africa senate as the BLACK BVLLS discuss the Trade Federation's recent blockade of Nabussy.

@SexyFartMan69

Where is the link to this full masterpiece? I thought that it was lost media for a while!

We will learn about the background of the world

We'll find out about his sister and how he has always had incestuous feelings for her (mayos and incest )

Just skip to the part where she gets her bussy plowed already

Short exposition about the pre-Revolution and then gets to the Revolution, but wont finish that until page 3.

Whitney Ryan's expertize will leave us hanging by the balls to find out how America got BLACKED.

Me reading these posts

Snapshots:

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