Name: コミコンでフェミニストのクリエイターたちが "女嫌いの文化に立ち向かう" (Feminist Creators at Comic-Con “Rise Up Against Culture of Misogyny”)
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This is my second video in a row on this subject, and the focus is now mainly laughing at these idiots as they destroy themselves and everything else.

Along with, um, for today's laugh, we have an article from Variety entitled Women Creators.

Fans at Comic Con rise up against culture of misogyny.

Do you people just have some kind of robotic program that writes these articles for you?

Because they all seem to sound exactly the same.

Not from what I hear they didn't and considering female fans are just as pissed off as male fans about the destruction of everything and current year.

If they did, it was to denounce this crap.

The presence of female creators and actresses on Hall H panels demonstrated that a fan culture that has sometimes been faulted for being misogynistic is becoming more inclusive.

Were these women picked because they were the best for the job, or were they just nasty?

W's or miscast actress is hell bent on destroying everything that was once fun.

The feminist undercurrents that are reshaping you mean destroying the geek landscape work just displayed on stage No the fecal matter was everywhere.

It was also evident in the legions of fans dressed like everyone from brand of tarth, from Game of Thrones to Gwen Stacy from Spider Man.

They're kind of empowered, fully realized characters that have helped shatter glass ceilings.

Oh, shut up the annual San Diego celebration for comic book lovers.

Seeing as the industry isn't doing so well at the moment, And the media conglomerates hoping to convert them to movie goers and streaming subscribers as Netflix tanks because of woke nous and losing everything that anybody would want to watch The other streaming service is turned 50.

This year it was more like a funeral, while the published and filmed content on display has gotten better at representing a spectrum of gender, race and sexuality altogether.

Now everything must be as Whoa Cus possible.

Some fan communities still cling to an antiquated social politics.

You mean they cling to the days when entertainment wasn't shit and buy some you mean most.

Just ahead of comic con Terminator Dark Fate director Tim Miller spoke with variety about negative feedback to marketing images from his new film Brilliant Way to market your film to nobody.

Dumb ass, which profoundly displayed female leads Mackenzie Davis, Natalia Rays and returning icon Linda Hamilton charging into battle to actresses that nobody cares about.

And one actress that is about to have her here, a reputation somewhat tarnished anonymous social media users and self branded manly film sites to cried the images as politically correct pandering.

I was among those it's called implementing common sense morons, arguing that the filmmakers were betraying the testosterone fueled original Arnold Schwarznegger.

Siri's Let's Just Forget about Linda Hamilton.

Some Come heard the film to Paul Feeds maligned female reboot of Ghostbusters line for a reason, while one blogger complained that when studios go woke, they go broke.

It was more than just one blogger, and perhaps you should do some research as there is just a little bit of truth to that statement.

Similar instances of aggression or closet misogyny, as Miller called it, crept in several times over last week's convention.

Good Lord were moving in the right direction, but it's a journey of destruction, said Jeannette Francis, a film executive of J.

Abrams Bad Reboot, speaking on an official comic con panel entitled entertainment is female.

Last Friday, when even female fans call you out on your bullshit, then you are really screwed.

Samantha Crawley, director of development at the Walking Dead Comic book publisher and media company Sky Bound Entertainment, said.

It's going to be one of those things where each time something crops up, we have to make sure that as a fan cult, we don't allow it.

Oh, you people are a cult of clueless morons.

She added that having women present in all stages of development and production is Justus important as tuning out the noise of social media.

Just hire anyone in your preferred demographic, regardless of actual ability or talent, and then just censor those that speak out about it.

It's our job to protect those characters.

The more women there are in the room, the better and more genuine and authentic that character will feel when it gets to screen these Mary Suze don't feel authentic in the least one such creator.

Protecting her character this week was Noelle Stevenson, a 27 year old animation Phanom That's an interesting board, for it was hired to re envision the beloved eighties character, Shira.

That thing that had the entire Internet in unison, saying, What in the name of hell is this?

Stevenson's Shira and the Princess of Power, adapted from the Masters of the Universe series by DreamWorks Animation for the rapidly failing Netflix, has faced backlash to the updated visual take specifically around Shiras body.

In the original 1985 television series from Filmacion, Shira was rendered in Barbie esque proportions as a buxom blonde with a cinched waist.

Stevenson's take, which is aimed at a young female audience, is a boat, an orphan named Adora, whose magical sword transforms her into a warrior princess.

Many men and a decent amount of women decried the change, saying the character appeared androgynous.

Well, considering 99% of S J W's are hideous both inside note, This tends to make sense, were ugly, so let's make everything ugly.

Some of the more hateful reactions were transphobic favor buzzword in 2019 while other keyboard critics lamented the D sexual ization off her original form, Clueless, absolutely clueless.

It's something I was prepared for, especially since it's an eighties property.

There's nostalgia around it, Stevenson told Variety.

We've seen this play out time and time again.

Of course, there's going to be shocked that there's a change being made to something that's been such a part of the zeitgeist.

Yep, just use excuses for the fact that you're a talentless agenda pushing hack.

The creator and her team of equity and diversity hires kept the conversation about the show positive as often as possible.

I believed if people gave it a shot, whether or not they were doing it to hate, watch or not, they would find something to like about it.

Another goal of the redesign, Stevenson said, was to create a character young girls could emulate and identify with, as opposed to creating unrealistic beauty standards for an impressionable audience.

Femininity be damned, Yo, we're miserable.

For kids who want to play as Shira, what are they going toe wear?

Well, they won't be wearing your androgynous crap.

When I was a kid, I wanted to wear my shorts.

I wanted to tie a cape around my neck and run around.

I want to make something that kids could really see themselves in and would find aspirational and exciting, but also feel very free.

I'm miserable, so you should all be miserable.

Some people seemed more receptive to the changes taking place.

Marvel Studios brought out two female directors during its all H panel Chloe zeal for eternal Tze and Kate, shorthand for Black Widow to great fanfare.

But we can never tell these days, now, can we?

The room and Twitter feeds around the world also exploded when four Love and Thunder director Tyco Watch TV announced that franchise star Natalie Portman would return alongside Chris Hemsworth for 1/3 sequel to the original.

This time, she's not playing a love interest.

Instead shall wield the hammer as a female version of four from a comic Siri's that failed, that imagines the God of Thunder as a woman, and most people still can't stop laughing.

Many of the creators and fans Variety spoke with on the ground in San Diego blamed the media for playing up the response by online Truls because it makes for inflammatory headlines.

Anybody that doesn't like what I'm doing is a troll.

Well, then, I guess that makes most people trolls.

While it's true that some stories are getting undue attention from outlets in search of Clickbait, some instances of abuse or bullying deserve to be exposed.

If you're going to claim you're a strong independent woman, then you need a bit more of a backbone.

Take the rally for Rose, a Cause Play Parade devoted toe actress Kelly Marie Tran and her Star Wars.

While many critics praised Tran as the break out of the 2017 Ryan Johnson film, yes, she was the star of the film Twitter and Instagram users bombarded the actress with bigoted and body shaming comments to such a degree that she deleted her accounts.

Moreover, if you're going to be in Hollywood, as I said, you need a bit of a backbone.

You should see what people call me on a daily basis.

Fran later addressed the hate speech in a wonderful essay for The New York Times.

I had heard my whole life that I was other, that I didn't belong, that I wasn't good enough simply because I wasn't like them.

For the second year, women at Comic Con rallied around Tran, staging a demonstration dressed as Rose Tico to stand with in solidarity.