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Star Trek's Most Embarrasing Crutch Is Now An Important Lesson


Published on 2024-12-02 22:34:18 - Michael Jones, N@N
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The article from MSN discusses how "Star Trek," a franchise known for its progressive themes, has historically struggled with the portrayal of its female characters, often relegating them to roles that were less about their capabilities and more about their relationships or appearances. However, recent iterations like "Star Trek: Discovery" and "Star Trek: Picard" have begun to address and rectify this issue by showcasing women in leadership roles, with complex backstories and significant agency. This shift not only corrects past oversights but also serves as an important lesson in character development and representation, reflecting broader societal changes towards gender equality and diversity in media. The article highlights how these changes are not just about correcting past mistakes but also about setting a new standard for storytelling in science fiction.

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