Black Mamba: The Female Badass

What is the definition of a real "bad guy"? Most people will apply this label to those claiming rebellion and agree that he will follow their own path. However, because it involves the rough qualities associated with a powerful man, this term is inherently masculine. In the analysis of Jack Katz's "The Bad of Way of Badass", he only touched men when he broke the role of the strong. Despite this embedded concept, if a woman has relevant qualities, she can be considered a bad guy. In Quentin Tarantino action movie "Kill Bill 1", the hero who seeks revenge through many brutal murders is not a male but a powerfully excellent woman.

Types of novels (various forms) are not missing in female characters. The bad guys are very good. Badas is wonderful. But it is not like a strong, genre - free novel. Because the whole is still trying to create a strong feminine role. It is like you learned in introducing geometry: all squares are diamonds, but not all diamonds are square. Some bad guys are strong female characters, but being a bad guy does not make them strong.

A few weeks ago I joined the group "Badass and Nasty Women" at a lighting conference in Tampa. The group consists of five incredibly exciting female writers. They talked about examples of women's powers such as Wonder Woman, Little Red Hen, Emily Dickinson and Medusa. For many realistic and imaginary women who celebrate the day, their independence seems to be an essential part of making them "bad guys". They do not rely on men. They attack completely alone in the world alone - they are independent, independent, and proud of it

Despite being a bad guy, Badas' women are still facing sexual harassment. Megyn Kelly of NBC interviewed six Silicon Valley female entrepreneurs to learn about men's experience in the dominant field. Each respondent admitted sexual harassment, chose not to report harassment, and fear retaliation in retaliation. Regular sexual harassment in the technology industry is important for two main reasons. First of all, it continues the culture that enables women to be infringed and no one should feel violence (especially in the workplace). Then, when those women say their experience, they are punished by a negative reputation. Women should not be blamed or punished by other people who have chosen to infringe women.