An Empowered Woman And Vampires

A series of the nineties can get to have many stereotypical and be one more of the lot. But this is not the case of Buffy the Vampire Slayer. This series came to break barriers, presenting a female protagonist and empowered. This series managed to break moulds for his feminist discourse and how he represented adolescent problems. 

Its protagonist marked a before and after for the heroines who came later. The series goes from vampires, demons and other malicious beings and about those who fight against them. Buffy is a high school student who is entrusted to fight against the forces of evil, work for which he counted with the help of several friends.

This series is my favorite because I like the way they were drawn female roles. The protagonist is an independent woman, able to plant face to the men, sure of itself and courageous at the time of facing their sexual and sentimental relationships. Also, are Willow and Tara, who maintained a homosexual relationship, the first views on television.

The series is still in people’s minds and endorsed, that even, academic studies referring to this were created, called Buffy Studies.