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Do the X Men represent a silent strategy of trying to undermine women's status and rights as women?
The are the men that are X Men but the women are also X Men. They are highly sexualized and often fall into damsels in distress for Real Men to save. Are
We can see how angry some feminists get about this:
"while I’m all for making things less men-centric, this strikes me as a very odd comment, because it’s not like Marvel is famous for it’s female-centric storytelling."
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The are the men that are X Men but the women are also X Men. They are highly sexualized and often fall into damsels in distress for Real Men to save. Are
We can see how angry some feminists get about this:
"while I’m all for making things less men-centric, this strikes me as a very odd comment, because it’s not like Marvel is famous for it’s female-centric storytelling."
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Marvel Needs To Write Better Women Before Questioning X-Men Name | The Mary Sue
Look, I'm all for more inclusive titles, but calling out the X-Men title for being outdated when Marvel's ability to write women is inconsistent.
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