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Looks like the Disney brainwash machine is working.Um.... I thought Black Widow was always a woman......
You need to get woke, Bro!
Looks like the Disney brainwash machine is working.Um.... I thought Black Widow was always a woman......
FIFYI noticed in the new ghostbusters movie that almost all people in power were female, and most men in the movie were portrayed as childish fools
Who is restricting women to dress in sexy costumes? It seems more like they are choosing to dress in sexy costumes. I'm pretty sure they could dress as a male superhero if they chose to.
Here is a woman who chose to dress as Batman:
They made hulk or something ultra-gay, a muslim ms Marvel etc. for diversity reasons so it wouldn't surprise me if they made Widow a cis-gendered tadpole at one point.
The market will decide.
Money talks.
Let's see what their loses are and what they do then.
Looks like the Disney brainwash machine is working.
You need to get woke, Bro!
Do you see the choices you just outlined: they have traditionally made them choose between dressing as a dude (would you like dressing as a woman?) or dressing as a female character that customarily has revealing attire.
etc.
hope it's better than the last wave of female super hero movies.
The main problem with Ghostbusters that I could see was that it wasn't pro-woman as much as it was anti-man, and people could tell.Just don’t overplay the girl power angle and they can be good movies. Killed ghostbusters
This.I've always found X-men to be fairly female centrist. I don't think they need to go out of their way to do so.
Jean (Dark Phonenix)
Rogue
Storm
Psylocke
A lot of those stories have been central to these characters.
I mean you should be pissed that they nerfed Rogue in the movies considering that she had Ms. Marvel's powers for over 20 years in the comics giving her invulnerability, superhuman strength, stamina, durability, reflexes, & speed.
Do you see the choices you just outlined: they have traditionally made them choose between dressing as a dude (would you like dressing as a woman?) or dressing as a female character that customarily has revealing attire.
etc.
What should they wear then?
Skirts that cover the ankle?
I thought that is what the old school feminists fought against.
Why the F does everything have to have some underlying agenda today? Can't it just be about the movie anymore?
Feminists did not fight so that all women fans of comic books are pigeonholed into identifying with dudes or as vapid sex symbols, no.
The point isn't what they should or shouldn't wear: it's that there are scant choices for replication of female identity in a pop cultural world for which women form a considerable part of the fan base. So it's both natural and commendable that they be better represented than through their few current representatives: Wonder Woman, and a myriad of side characters, mostly reduced to their sexuality.