Who is Wonder Woman? An instant Icon when she was introduced in the DC All Star Comics Issue #8. A female superhero became very popular amongst the male readers and attracted female readers to read comic books as well. She immediately became the face for feminism and she would become the original super heroine paving the path to several other super-heroines. She is fierce, strong, and beautiful, a skilled fighter perhaps the best in the DC universe, she fights along side Superman and Batman, together they are the trinity. Three heroes destined to save humanity. She is a founding member of the Justice League, Champion of the Amazons, and an Ambassador for Themyscira. Yes several people know who this woman is.
She gained more notoriety when …show more content…
What is she fighting for? Bruce Wayne, Batman witnessed his parent’s shot down in an alley; he eventually swore to fight the battle against crime so no one would have to go through what he did. Clark Kent, Superman grew up a loner dealing with the pressures of his abilities alone. He felt a terrible burden possessing his powers so he decided to use it to save the defenseless. These secret identities and their experiences shape the hero. The fight would not be the same had these two had different experiences growing up. To understand who WW is you must get to know Diana Prince. Diana Prince: The Last Amazon is a retelling of the legendary Diana Prince, the alter ego of Wonder Woman. My version of the story will allow you to meet the women behind the sword and heels.
What is Feminism? The ideal of feminism has been tainted over the years. Both men and women have criticized feminism; they accused the movement as victimizing men and putting women on a pedestal, some people even accuse the movement as a threat to the family unit. People theorized that if a woman were to work the children would become dysfunctional. Other stereotypes of feminism received from both men and women are; feminist hates men, lesbians, ugly women, angry women, and that only women are feminist. Though we can’t deny that some of these stereotypes could be true it doesn’t apply to all …show more content…
But why the term feminism, why not a human rights activist, some people ask. Well to not call it feminism would be depriving the whole point of the movement. It is women who are treated unfairly throughout history. Even as of 2016 women still make 77 cents to every dollar a man makes. At one point woman were not allowed to vote. Women are not equal to men just quite yet whatever fight there is left; it is filling in those gaps. To shortly put it, the whole point of the movement is to put women and men on the same level.
The Goal, what Wonder Woman fights for? She wants society to reach Utopia. Not a civilization where one advances through technology, and economically, but a society that maintains social equality of the sexes, and social class, everyone is educated and has a sense of what is right and people finding happiness. That is her ideal Utopia. Though she has a strong sense of what is right and wrong she often has to battle her emotions to do the right thing. Though she maintains. To better understand WW get to know Diana Prince, she where her fight started, learn about her
She gained more notoriety when …show more content…
What is she fighting for? Bruce Wayne, Batman witnessed his parent’s shot down in an alley; he eventually swore to fight the battle against crime so no one would have to go through what he did. Clark Kent, Superman grew up a loner dealing with the pressures of his abilities alone. He felt a terrible burden possessing his powers so he decided to use it to save the defenseless. These secret identities and their experiences shape the hero. The fight would not be the same had these two had different experiences growing up. To understand who WW is you must get to know Diana Prince. Diana Prince: The Last Amazon is a retelling of the legendary Diana Prince, the alter ego of Wonder Woman. My version of the story will allow you to meet the women behind the sword and heels.
What is Feminism? The ideal of feminism has been tainted over the years. Both men and women have criticized feminism; they accused the movement as victimizing men and putting women on a pedestal, some people even accuse the movement as a threat to the family unit. People theorized that if a woman were to work the children would become dysfunctional. Other stereotypes of feminism received from both men and women are; feminist hates men, lesbians, ugly women, angry women, and that only women are feminist. Though we can’t deny that some of these stereotypes could be true it doesn’t apply to all …show more content…
But why the term feminism, why not a human rights activist, some people ask. Well to not call it feminism would be depriving the whole point of the movement. It is women who are treated unfairly throughout history. Even as of 2016 women still make 77 cents to every dollar a man makes. At one point woman were not allowed to vote. Women are not equal to men just quite yet whatever fight there is left; it is filling in those gaps. To shortly put it, the whole point of the movement is to put women and men on the same level.
The Goal, what Wonder Woman fights for? She wants society to reach Utopia. Not a civilization where one advances through technology, and economically, but a society that maintains social equality of the sexes, and social class, everyone is educated and has a sense of what is right and people finding happiness. That is her ideal Utopia. Though she has a strong sense of what is right and wrong she often has to battle her emotions to do the right thing. Though she maintains. To better understand WW get to know Diana Prince, she where her fight started, learn about her