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She also said that her four other children had been "stolen by the state", and described her family, which she did not want to be part of, as "bigoted".

Immortality offers a liberation that the Jim Crow-era South doesn’t, both for the Black characters and even the white ones, whose bigoted special status winds up narrowing their options.

Under this new policy, if bigoted State employees objected to these policies, they can now punish anyone who told them to offer professional courtesy to coworkers.

"Cancel culture" complaints are usually premised on the notion that liberals are obligated to applaud bigoted statements, date people they don't like, and laugh at jokes they don't find funny.

"The way it was twisted to make her out be a drunken, bigoted wee lout was one of the worst times of my life," recalls her father.