Hot Takes with Tate: Misogyny is rooted in dislike of ‘Star Wars’ sequel trilogy
By Tate Raub | Apr. 14, 2022When it comes to criticism of the sequel trilogy, a lot of it is unfounded and based on an unfair dislike of the main character, Rey.
When it comes to criticism of the sequel trilogy, a lot of it is unfounded and based on an unfair dislike of the main character, Rey.
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