Equality Heaven was the name of Ms. Tracy's shelter.
Actually, they had never intended to use that name. After discussions among the party offices and committees, they had originally planned to name the shelter "Heart of Freedom," symbolizing their determination to uphold freedom and equality.
However, because of the way the phrase was parsed in Socialist Party propaganda, as well as the public's growing preference for this kind of name, the People's Party shelter ultimately changed from "Heart of Freedom" to "Equality Heaven."
Ms. Tracy had raised nearly five hundred million Federal Sol for the shelter's construction. That amount might not seem like much, but compared to those who dared to build shelters with only tens of millions, it was clearly more than enough.
Moreover, the People's Party had arranged the shelter's construction and work assignments quite reasonably.
First of all, the shelter also adopted an Access System. This might not sound very reasonable, because their propaganda claimed to uphold freedom and equality, with no classes. If they had an Access System, didn't that mean they had classes? But they were very good at explaining things. Perhaps this was what all parties were best at: they always found ways to make whatever they wanted to do sound righteous and aboveboard.
Equality Heaven's Access System was neither Credit Certificates nor Credit Points, but "labor."
"Building our shared homeland" sounded both deeply historical and filled with a sense of mission. That was exactly what the People's Party wanted.
There were two ways to enter Equality Heaven: either donate money or work, and there would be no wages.
You're building your own damn homeland. You still want money? How could that be possible?
Of course, they would never put it that way. Apart from providing free lunch and dinner, they offered no other