Scenarios about 'conscientious objectors'
Individuals who refuse to participate in military service or combat on religious, moral, or ethical grounds. Throughout history, conscientious objectors have faced various consequences ranging from imprisonment and execution to alternative service options, with their treatment reflecting broader societal attitudes toward war, individual conscience, and state authority. Their experiences provide significant perspectives for alternate history scenarios exploring different approaches to military service, pacifism, and the relationship between citizen and state.
What If Muhammad Ali Never Became a Boxer?
Exploring the alternate timeline where Cassius Clay never took up boxing, drastically altering the landscape of sports history, civil rights activism, and American cultural identity in the 20th century.