Originally conceived by the Spanish writer Federico Lorango, New Humanism was a response movement to the problems of neoliberalism and laissez-faire multiculturalism. New Humanism sparked as a solution to hinder conflicts between neighboring cultures. A very secular and authoritarian solution that seeks to make sure no culture is above the other and that all cultures are to show allegiance to the host authority. Though some may view the solution as fascistic, New Humanism is adopted by Nova Zion and all citizens are to follow the New Humanist Party (NHP). To put it simply, all of public society would become the "workplace environment," except instead of being fired, the offending citizen is arrested or deported for non-workplace friendly transgressions. Simultaneously, an individual's private residence is where they may express their personal culture, politics, and religion. However, there are still restrictions on what one may express even in their private residence, such as racism and homophobia.
The Symbol for New Humanism.
New Humanism would evolve into what could be described as a merging of the desired social and economic equalities of the Left with the authoritarian and anti-democratic tendencies of the Right. With guaranteed housing, income, and healthcare, the cost would be hard limits on freedom of speech and personal rights. Under New Humanism, it is criminal and punishable with imprisonment to publicly express any form of racism, sexism, or any for of bigotry or cultural supremacy. Use of symbols or logos of any religion, company, organization, political party, or ideology on flags, clothing, or decals are strictly forbidden as it would spark division and internal competitiveness. The only logos that are publicly permissible are that of New Humanism or Nova Zion.
Of New Humanism's four major branches of thought, the form that Nova Zion follows is the version that places authority in an A.I. (or "meta-sentient"), specifically, the program Maestro.
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