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¡°Martians, get out of the way!¡± is a science fiction short story written by Fritz Leiber, first published in 1952. It is a satirical and humorous story about xenophobia, paranoia and misunderstanding.
Fritz Leiber was known for his ability to combine social commentary and imaginative storytelling, and for his "Martians, Keep Out!" It is a prime example of his satirical approach to science fiction. The story uses humor to critique human behavior and social trends, providing readers with humorous yet thought-provoking reflections on the absurdity of fear and distrust.
If you like science fiction that combines wit, satire, and a bit of absurdity to explore deeper social themes, "Martians, Get Out!" Recommended reading by Fritz Leiber.

Summary
Hatred of the Martians was being deliberately exploited, and Scatterday knew why. And the only way to fight the enslavement of humans, was to assist the Martians, even though it meant risking lynch-law!

¡°Martians, Keep Out!¡± by Fritz Leiber is a science fiction novel set on a future Earth. The main character, Jonas Scatterday, is a journalist who fights for the rights of Martians. He takes over a media outlet called Newsbeam in a town called Bronsco, and fights against prejudice against Martians. The story shows a society where Martians are treated like slaves. Scatterday works with a Martian named Click-Click, and is at odds with local mine owner Kemmerdygn. They broadcast content defending the rights of the Martians and try to escape the Martians to an Antarctic sanctuary. Eventually, the Martians in the Ten Mile mines go on strike, which causes Kemmerdygn to support Scatterday. The novel addresses topics such as racism, labor rights, and freedom of speech.

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Contents
CHAPTER I. And as if that sign weren't enough
CHAPTER II. At Ten Mile, his tape of introduction from World
CHAPTER III. The Martian Reservation had been established
CHAPTER IV. Scat felt very conscious of his artificial arm