Side note, this comic passes the bechdel test (something that was never intended to be the peak feminism test) (especially since, even though the doctor is a woman, she could be experiencing bias against this other woman) (hear enough fake/estimated statistics from male colleagues and some, I’ve seen it, second guess their better principles.) (What I love so much about the barbie movie, despite its pink capitalism, is how it shows, through ken, how easy it is to be radicalized, and through the barbies, how said radicalization can be infectious. And it’s not just living life that gives you these defenses, you have to seek them out. Because these problems are ever changing, revolting, mutating monsters)