Our research found that female sci-fi and superhero characters help bridge the confidence gap for girls, making them feel strong, brave, confident, inspired, positive, and motivated. – BBC America & Women’s Media Center. More:
Our research found that female sci-fi and superhero characters help bridge the confidence gap for girls, making them feel strong, brave, confident, inspired, positive, and motivated. – BBC America & Women’s Media Center. More:
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Thank you for making this is very perceptive observation! 🙂
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The other day I was thinking about how dismissive I was re: some TV shows in my youth. For example, when shows like “Murder, She Wrote” and “Dr Quinn Medicine Woman” were on TV, I never watched them because they didn’t interest me at the time. But I might start seeking out these shows because they did have strong female characters and these women carried the series for many seasons. At the time I never appreciated how rare it was to have these kinds of female leads on television.
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Interesting research about why we need to see more relatable female characters.
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