The biggest moral of the show in the last couple of seasons is that our society often sets up ex-cons for failure by hindering their ability to obtain lawful employment and housing and generally treating them like pariahs even though they've paid their debt to society.Pennsatucky, the primary antagonist of the first season, is only mentioned a handful of times in the memoirs, and never in an antagonistic context.In general, the real Larry was noted as being quite popular among the inmates and had 'fans behind bars,' and the woman who Red is based off of became quite suspicious when Piper was visited by an apparently single man. One of the main themes of season 4 is racism, and how pervasive and harmful it continues to be in society, with prison being no exception.As the show portrays it, ex-cons who don't have supportive family or friends can end up homeless or trapped in unsafe living situations, and many return to crime because they can't get a job that pays a living wage. The minority inmates (the Latin-American prisoners in particular) are singled out by the guards for frisking after Piper tips off Piscatella, and the white inmates are completely above suspicion despite the fact that Piper herself had been running a criminal enterprise for a while before the guards got there. ORANGE IS THE NEW BLACK GAY PORN PARODY SERIES.
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