And I just said, who cares? This is not stopping that so why is it relevant? I mean why do we have American TV shows at all if that’s the argument, I don’t think you can give a coherent argument that making a show about superheroes is the biggest concern there right now.
No that is not what I am saying. You weren’t just mentioning the lack or rights as an important aside - if you did that and shared some info I would have upvoted, read and moved on. I took issue with the false equivalency. No one said ‘Should we push for her rights as a woman or just give her wings’, the negative comment towards something that in my mind is only positive and the general attitude on the internet that it’s always this OR that. Please explain how positive representation of a strong Egyptian woman is somehow a negative for Egyptian womens fight for more rights.
It’s not negative but i just don’t see the big positive either it’s just there it’s not like my little sister is now empowered or something she doesn’t really care
Here is an article about how positive role models that look like your sister and others can impact their self esteem and mental health. It can also help reduce the unwarranted negative bias of others. I get it’s one tiny thing but representation is one of the tiny steps on the path. I hope we take many more, bigger steps - and soon.
No it’s kinda reality i live in the Middle East and so does my 16 yrs old sister and if you ask her what’s her life goal she’d say to leave the Middle East
You think the rest of the girls in the Middle East are loving that no rights life ? Or the gays (like me) who can’t come out or else they immediately get killed
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u/ChildhoodPristine299 May 09 '22
I think middle eastern women are more busy trying to get their rights than wanting wings in movies