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And, a fair question raised in the previous thread: who better? It's a serious question. We can acknowledge that Joss' perspective on women is still problematic, but just because he's not the end of the path doesn't mean he's not a step along it -- and is anyone further along that can serve as a role model?
I just want to reiterate again that this conversation arose due to Black Widow's treatment in the marketing materials, not Black Widow's treatment in the film.
The women are presented in a way that is gratifying toward men primarily, or even exclusively. I.E. men are treated superior (they are not required to be objects of gratification primarily) and their desires are the dominant concern. I.E. sexism as defined.
Right. Sexism exists outside of comics, too. That doesn't make it not exist in comics, which is the topic at hand.
I would suggest moving the content from the "Down in Front" page and have it be the main page content. As it is the main page looks bare and I initially assumed the "Down in Front" link would lead to the actual site instead of to a wiki page.
"Sources."
I know the n-word shows up in PULP FICTION and DAWN OF THE DEAD 78. I support special edition bleeping.
Yes, actually.
If you're going to bother watching it you should seeing with the opening weekend Twihards. There's a deviation from the book that is truly epic, both in itself and in the degree to which the fans react that made the entire experience for me.
But yes, there is a CG baby so poorly done it verges on Lovecraftian, and pretty much every line is ridiculous.
Ahh, it's just speculation then. Well, I suppose we'll see how it pans out. Thanks for the link!
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