I’m new here, and thought that here I might get useful feedback on an idea.
Dys/Utopia is a world in which America has fallen victim to critical theory/social marxism.
In several short stories, I plan to show what could become of America, and how it will affect different people/professions.
For example, artists wanting to create masterpieces like Monet will now be looked down upon for splatters on a canvas.
Historians and writers have to constantly be changing the words they use, because they now mean different things. (Like the fact that in the SJW lexicon, rasicm is now power and discrimination, not just discrimination of race.)

How would this go, and would any of you read it?

Every short story will be narrated by another character:
An artist wanting an objective standard of beauty to return.
A writer struggling with what words to use and still be seen as good to the public.
A teenager deciding who to vote for, since the voting age would be lower.

I’ve got plenty of other ideas, but they tackle other parts of culture, religion, and politics, but may be a bit too graphic for readers.

I believe that some of the topics I want to tackle will alienate my readers.
The stories focused on Islam and abortion were to be seen through the eyes of a character who sees the world as a utopia. I personally do not see any good in those topics, but it may be too uncomfortable for readers.

The original idea was a Twine game, which uses hyperlinks to reveal text or go to new passages of text. However, I cannot code, and my writing ability is college level. With publishing this, a publisher may not pick up someone writing this at sixteen. Or even want to touch this at all, because of the subject matter.
Edited for clarity.

I want to know if people would read this.
In a world that America has surrendered to cultural marxism/critical theory, several short stories take place.
- An artist longs for an objective standard of beauty to return, so the beautiful will not be passed over for ugly splatters on a canvas.
- A reporter is feeling guilt over misinforming the public, and wishes to do something about it.
- A writer has had problems keeping up with the new meanings of words.
- A doctor is struggling to both do his job and not be seen as an awful person.
- A muslim man wanting reform, and having to go into hiding.
- The voting age has been lowered, causing a teenager to struggle with who to vote for.
- A man being found out as a closet conservative at his job.
- An actor deciding that the abuse of children must end, and doing something about it.
- A philosopher wanting to return to our current culture.

There will be other stories that show the horrors of that society by showing it in a positive light, as if it was a utopia.

@TheKekscernist Thanks, and I have found two ways to get it published, but I don’t think I can do that until I at least legally become an adult. I guess what I am meaning is that don’t expect it to come out for awhile, if at all with how it may be seen by the media and booksellers.

It’s only bad when someone right of liberalism does it, by their logic.

How would be the best way to go about infiltrating feminist servers to gather information for short stories?

Thoughts on private schools that follow certain denominations of Christianity?

Also here is something my friends and I tell each other:
“I personally despise Islam, but they have revealed one thing to us: Gays cannot fly.”

@Andrules
I’ve gone to various private schools, all from various denominations.
By the way, Churches of Christ see themselves as nondenominational, so they may say that on their website. I’ve always wondered if they see the irony there.

Sorry to interrupt, but I have to put this out there before I forget it:
What if a conservative got verified on Twitter by acting as a liberal, and after a year of having the blue check mark, they tell everyone that they have been a conservative the whole time?
I’d love to see this one day.

I’d thought of this when making fun of SJWs with friends, and have created the persona:
A pansexual white woman who identified as latino as well as otherkin.

I just want to know why has no one done this yet.

I’ve returned, but I haven’t been able to try any of my ideas. Anyway, does anyone want to hear the highlights of responding to obvious scams?

Somewhere out there, there is a Nigerian man, thinking that he will get $600 on October 32nd.