@MASTER_1_CHIEF racist is one way to challenge racism through media, and get the message through by appealing to the general public. That's probably only if the author is Black though, if they're white I would go its just a white savior thing.
@MASTER_1_CHIEF I feel like depending on the author, its either white savior complex or a PR move. Black characters were controversial (and still are to some extent) so having them be black & directly challenging racism would probably limit their popularity. Having white characters attack
@tillivancuck Not arguing that vivinos is or isn't sexualizing Mizi just that Mizi is not a real person who can choose to make these decisions yourself. You need to make a better argument lol
@MilaHartmanPOV@STYERAA They scouted her π she had no idea what kpop was before joining. They wanted her and are mad she wasn't letting herself be abused
@UWUMAKllS@katarasheart other women which does not inherently imply the inevrse. I've given you many points, so take it as you will. Katara is more important than pointing out larger trends with women in literature anyways.
@UWUMAKllS@katarasheart Ok im gonna stop. You're more concerned with making sure a fictional character is accurately represented, than the larger trend in literature so its whatever. This entire time, you haven't made any other arguments that show that ATLA doesn't make healing exclusive to Katara &
@UWUMAKllS@katarasheart And shes not the ONLY good female healer. Wendy from fairy tail is another good female healer. While she leans more towards healing, she develops into a powerful fighter who learned one of the strongest forms of magic. I love both Wendy & Katara
@UWUMAKllS@katarasheart That is a sign of a pattern. For the last time, KATARA is a GOOD WRITTEN female character. She IS NOT reduced to healing. She FIGHTS, has a PERSONALITY, and does more. But she is still apart of the larger issue within writing that always designates women as healers.
@UWUMAKllS@katarasheart that purifies the spirit (which is a form of healing) and its performed by a woman. When Korra is poisioned with mercury, only women r shown bending it out of her (another form of healing) even though there r plenty of male metal benders.