By Selwyn Duke

It’s ironic that while many women are complaining about halfway-demasculinized (“trans”) men seizing their sporting titles, “female-empowerment entertainment” is still being unabashedly thrust upon America. This is, of course, entertainment with macho but still sultry female characters who not only toss gargantuan men around like rag dolls, but whose portrayal suggests that women should have no problem equaling (besting?) men at sports.

Yet, though Hollywood loves its 120-pound, pulchritudinous, man-bashing dynamos, “audiences are not embracing these stories,” film consultant David Gross told The New York Times last month. A case in point is the subject of the Gray Lady’s article: how Disney’s recent film The Marvels flopped. And why the rejection? Here’s a reason:

“Real women like strong men, even fake ones portraying superheroes…."

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