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Unfortunate Implications - Heinlein was clearly trying to create an admirable, non-stereotyped, non-racist black character in Dr. Royce Worthington, but the fact that he spends the last part of the story running around on all fours barking like a dog is direly uncomfortable to modern sensibilities.

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	* [[Unfortunate Implications]] - Heinlein was clearly trying to create an admirable, non-stereotyped, non-racist black character in Dr. Royce Worthington, but the fact that he spends the last part of the story ''running around on all fours barking like a dog'' is direly uncomfortable to modern sensibilities.		* [[Unfortunate Implications]] - Heinlein was clearly trying to create an admirable, non-stereotyped, non-racist black character in Dr. Royce Worthington, but the fact that he spends the last part of the story ''running around on all fours barking like a dog'' is direly uncomfortable to modern sensibilities.