It’s just statistically true that Star Wars and comics have an audience that is overwhelmingly male. Companies have spent the last 15 years trying to change that and have failed. Objectively I’m right. It’s bizarre how much the people that run these franchises seem to hate their own audience,
Oh, are they now? Statistically, you say? Are you a statistician? Are you a pollster? Are you in the Disney marketing department and have done massive amounts of market research? How big is your representative sample? What steps have you taken to offset the margins of error given nonresponses, misleading questions, confusing questions, or just outright lies to screw with people? Are you an observer of fandom circles? Do you join in cosplay communities - particularly Star Wars and superhero ones? Are there microchips inside every toy, movie ticket, blu-ray, and streaming app that tracks who buys them/rents them/observes them/accounts for family accounts? Are you familiar with fandom history, like T.J. Burnside-Clapp, a 16 year-old girl in 1977 who went to see Star Wars multiple times JUST so she could make an accurate X-Wing pilot costume for herself that she proceeded to wear over the years, including to the premiere of Empire Strikes Back? Are you familiar with the history of women in science-fiction? Whether it be the genre's creation or how women over the years have kept sci-fi going, be it on the production side via Lucille Ball or the editing Marcia Lucas or the fandom side with Star Trek slash fiction and convention organization? Are you a powerful telepath or at least possess sufficient empathic abilities to read the emotions of everyone on the planet and are able to say "MEN ARE OVERWHELMINGLY THE AUDIENCE FOR THESE THINGS?" Or do you just need to pull your finger out of your ass?






























