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June 8, 2017

New York Times

Asking Girls and Boys, What Would Wonder Woman Do?

If you go to see “Wonder Woman,” don’t leave your sons at home. Take your daughters too, of course, as you will want them to witness the next-level girl power of the title character and the Amazons who raise her. But the point is not simply to show our children that women can be heroes. The point is to show our daughters and sons alike where true heroes get their strength.

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