Mean equality. Collection of poems

The captivating literature piece that you are holding in your hands is titled "Society's Unequal Playground". Drawing its inspiration from the very first poem of the collection, "Dirty Equality", this book delves into the paradoxes of equal rights embedded within the Constitution. Within the pages of this thought-provoking collection, the author raises pertinent questions regarding the practicality of these rights. Article 40 of the Constitution guarantees every citizen the sacred entitlement to housing, yet the author skillfully dissects the stark reality wherein this right remains elusive for many. Transporting you to the breathtaking city of St. Petersburg, the reader is confronted with a disheartening truth: a housing queue that stretches back an astonishing 37 years! The author brilliantly captures the frustrations, dreams, and dashed hopes of those patiently awaiting their turn since the distant year of 1980. As you navigate through this literary journey, the author seamlessly weaves their own unique perspective into the narrative. With a masterful blend of poetic language and insightful prose, "Society's Unequal Playground" forces us to confront the uncomfortable truths lurking beneath the surface of our supposedly equal society. It challenges us to reexamine our perceptions of equal rights and the discrepancies that persist within our system. Prepare to have your beliefs shaken and your conscience awakened as you embark on this poignant exploration of societal imbalance. "Society's Unequal Playground" stands as a testament to the power of literature to ignite change and provoke conversations that transcend borders and time.