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Feminist Critics Of ‘The Mandalorian’ Now Say They’re Being ‘Harassed’ Because Internet Proved Them Wrong

Emily Zanotti
Feminist Critics Of ‘The Mandalorian’ Now Say They’re Being ‘Harassed’ Because Internet Proved Them Wrong
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Feminist critics of Disney+’s hit Star Wars property, “The Mandalorian,” are firing back after being buried by social media, claiming that they are being “harassed” and that they are being critiqued because they are female voices opposed to “patriarchy.”

Last week, career feminist “media critic” and prominent anti-GamerGate personality, Anita Sarkeesian, tweeted that she found the first episode of “The Mandalorian,” which tells the story of a Mandalorian bounty hunter and his adventures with a quarry called “The Child” (better known now as “baby Yoda”), reeking of misogyny because there were no female lead characters.

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