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People talk a lot about the male gaze and how harmful it is to women but little is spoken about the female gaze and the harm it causes.

The Male Gaze: something we continuously see in media, psychology, and our everyday lives.

The objectification of women has unfortunately been something that we are subjected to every day, whether we realize it or not. However, many people don’t realize the dangers of this thought processes. The Male Gaze has been attributed as the core of the sexual harassment, abuse, and sexual assault as a result of the over-fetishization of women in the media. In this book, we’ll go over the various ways that the male gaze can do harm to women as a whole, as well as the people fighting against this endless objectification.

In a medium oversaturated by male protagonists, it’s difficult for female comic book fans to find good representation.

Wonder Woman is the exception, acting as a female powerhouse in the DC Comic Universe and one of the best displays of feminism that comics have to offer. Her success as a character earned her her own feature film, which excited and enthralled audiences and critics alike. With such as success in the box office, it’s only natural that a sequel would be put into the works. Unfortunately, Wonder Woman 84 paled in comparison to its predecessor. It was not only less well received, but it also propagated a lot of problematic ideas that contradicted Wonder Woman as a character.

Throughout this book, we’ll go over what went wrong and what messages Wonder Woman 84 sent to it’s female audience.

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People talk a lot about the male gaze and how harmful it is to women but little is spoken about the female gaze and the harm it causes.

The Male Gaze: something we continuously see in media, psychology, and our everyday lives.

The objectification of women has unfortunately been something that we are subjected to every day, whether we realize it or not. However, many people don’t realize the dangers of this thought processes. The Male Gaze has been attributed as the core of the sexual harassment, abuse, and sexual assault as a result of the over-fetishization of women in the media. In this book, we’ll go over the various ways that the male gaze can do harm to women as a whole, as well as the people fighting against this endless objectification.

In a medium oversaturated by male protagonists, it’s difficult for female comic book fans to find good representation.

Wonder Woman is the exception, acting as a female powerhouse in the DC Comic Universe and one of the best displays of feminism that comics have to offer. Her success as a character earned her her own feature film, which excited and enthralled audiences and critics alike. With such as success in the box office, it’s only natural that a sequel would be put into the works. Unfortunately, Wonder Woman 84 paled in comparison to its predecessor. It was not only less well received, but it also propagated a lot of problematic ideas that contradicted Wonder Woman as a character.

Throughout this book, we’ll go over what went wrong and what messages Wonder Woman 84 sent to it’s female audience.

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This story is about an indigenous girl from Peru in the late 19th century. Her family, a group of Coca farmers, have fallen victim to the up-and-coming production of Coca in the United States, which the Coca-Cola Company uses to manufacture cocaine into their drinks. On a strike of luck, an ambassador from the Coca-Cola company gives her the opportunity to travel to the states. While she is told that the company wants her there to be a part of growing agricultural technology, she is really there to make good PR with the public, to deceive everyone into thinking that the Coca-Cola corporation is not taking advantage of the Coca farmers.

In a story that questions the importance of tradition and family, she must overcome the powers of big corporations and tell the people the truth of how they are treating South American farmers.

It’s been decades since the apocalypse happened. The human race has divided itself into three groups: The Poor, The Helpful, and The Rich. The Rich hold political and economic power, controlling the world’s wealth and the fate of those beneath them. The Helpful, not quite poor but not rich, are the doctors, lawyers, farmers, businessmen. They are active in the economy, but can never seem to make enough to break into The Rich. The Poor suffers an unfortunate fate, one that entails endless begging, no roofs over their heads, and solely relies on the good fortune of The Helpful for survival.

When a riot breaks out against The Rich, Shay, a Helpful, is mistaken for a politician’s daughter. She soon learns the secrets and corruption of the Rich. Can she expose their secrets and bring equality to all, or does she face a fate worse than death?

This story is about an indigenous girl from Peru in the late 19th century. Her family, a group of Coca farmers, have fallen victim to the up-and-coming production of Coca in the United States, which the Coca-Cola Company uses to manufacture cocaine into their drinks. On a strike of luck, an ambassador from the Coca-Cola company gives her the opportunity to travel to the states. While she is told that the company wants her there to be a part of growing agricultural technology, she is really there to make good PR with the public, to deceive everyone into thinking that the Coca-Cola corporation is not taking advantage of the Coca farmers.

In a story that questions the importance of tradition and family, she must overcome the powers of big corporations and tell the people the truth of how they are treating South American farmers.

It’s been decades since the apocalypse happened. The human race has divided itself into three groups: The Poor, The Helpful, and The Rich. The Rich hold political and economic power, controlling the world’s wealth and the fate of those beneath them. The Helpful, not quite poor but not rich, are the doctors, lawyers, farmers, businessmen. They are active in the economy, but can never seem to make enough to break into The Rich. The Poor suffers an unfortunate fate, one that entails endless begging, no roofs over their heads, and solely relies on the good fortune of The Helpful for survival.

When a riot breaks out against The Rich, Shay, a Helpful, is mistaken for a politician’s daughter. She soon learns the secrets and corruption of the Rich. Can she expose their secrets and bring equality to all, or does she face a fate worse than death?

One week ago, Jane had come to a cabin in the woods with her uncle for winter vacation. Today, though, her uncle was out and hadn’t come back for hours. It was just Jane, left alone by herself in the little cabin. It had snowed heavily most of the time she was there so she couldn’t go out, but after a while, the snow had thawed and the weather was warm and bright - warm enough for her to go outside again if she wanted to. She stared out at the grey sky from the cabin’s cramped window. The past week had just been boring, with her reading for school and not getting any texts from her friends.

This story starts with a girl, not any normal girl. Or maybe she was normal just as you and I are but she certainly believed she was anything but. The girls' beauty was obvious from her sleek jet black hair to her striking Christmas tree eyes. Yet she saw her beauty more like an object or a tool, something to help her get ahead in her escapades.

This story starts with a girl, not any normal girl. Or maybe she was normal just as you and I are but she certainly believed she was anything but. The girls' beauty was obvious from her sleek jet black hair to her striking Christmas tree eyes. Yet she saw her beauty more like an object or a tool, something to help her get ahead in her escapades.

One week ago, Jane had come to a cabin in the woods with her uncle for winter vacation. Today, though, her uncle was out and hadn’t come back for hours. It was just Jane, left alone by herself in the little cabin. It had snowed heavily most of the time she was there so she couldn’t go out, but after a while, the snow had thawed and the weather was warm and bright - warm enough for her to go outside again if she wanted to. She stared out at the grey sky from the cabin’s cramped window. The past week had just been boring, with her reading for school and not getting any texts from her friends.