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Into the superhero world, I had never been interested into the superhero movies. As I watched the movie in class, all I could think about was why a woman? Superheroes are for men, right? I think about all the ways people try to make sure the outside is covered to keep things peaceful. If the results to pay, amount of jobs, punishments, outgoing activities, and more do not prove the life of a man and women to be equal or not equal I am not sure the best way to prove it. I think that in many ways this can be seen as a very opinionated thing, but with the right facts to back it up. Maybe things will make you wonder. I think that wonder Woman is a woman super hero only because of the fact that all the others are men and to make things better, they

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