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Debate has centered on the Issues of the mobility-challenged, chronologically gifted, mentally special, estrogen inclined, and African-, Asian-, and Indigenous Americans. These debates, although most worthwhile, have overshadowed the plight of the single most oppressed group in America today: Zombies, or as some prefer to be called, the living-challenged.




The living-challenged have next to no rights in America. "Zombies come from all ages, genders, and ethnic backgrounds. Over 95% of all Americans who were once alive are living challenged," says Doctor Rick Mathews, Ph.D.

Doctor Mary Rumpenstein, D. Ed.

, adds, "The U.S. Constitution never provides for the rights of the living-challenged. Except in certain progressive communities in the South, no dead person can vote. Nearly all holders of public office are alive." The government callously suspends all social security and Medicare benefits to dead people. Despite the landmark civil rights victories of the 1950s and 1960s, 99% of all dead people still live in segregated neighborhoods.
A recent survey found that nearly