E Pluribus Unicorn

AI Rating: 2/10 - "E Pluribus Unicorn" is a 1953 short story collection by Theodore Sturgeon featuring speculative fiction with humanistic themes. The title story uses a unicorn metaphor for an outcast seeking acceptance, touching lightly on prejudice and empathy—proto-progressive for its era but not overt political messaging. Other tales like "The World Outside" and "Ghost of a Chance" prioritize character-driven fantasy/horror over identity politics or diversity quotas. No social justice lectures; storytelling dominates. Minimal "woke" elements by modern standards. (78 words)