Life on the Mississippi

AI Rating: 1/10 - Mark Twain's 1883 memoir "Life on the Mississippi" is a humorous travelogue and autobiography focused on steamboat piloting, river navigation, and 19th-century American life. It contains no progressive political messaging, social justice advocacy, identity politics, or diversity/inclusion themes. Observations of society (including race) reflect the era's context without modern "woke" priorities, emphasizing storytelling, adventure, and satire instead.