Salazar pulled into the parking lot and took his reserved parking spot by the side door. He unlocked the car then reached back for his things, "Do they make you put that you are a werewolf on your nametag?" He asked softly.<br/><br/>He stepped out of the car and gave Silo a searching look. Humans had tried to do many things when supernatural beings came out of the shadows. ID bracelets, separate rules, segregation, etc. But the supernaturals beings had a high population count and the abilities of most of them accounted for more casualties than the humans could take. We did segregated governments with liasons, scraped the bracelets, had separate rules (they were few in number as they were just an addition to the ones humans made), but we couldn't stop them from making supernaturals put on forms what race they were. It was needed for fledgling vampires who still couldn't stand sunlight, for the sick days a werewolf and werecat would require, amongst other things. But many used it to degrade or reject supernatural beings from getting jobs or going to schools or receiving medical care. That is why schools like ASU were made, they were needed.