In this month's Mister Miracle Special, writer Brandon Easton revives an ages-old propagandist tactic meant to dissuade women, and especially White women, from a natural aversion to potential threats, by painting any self-protective actions as "racist". Women are less likely to carry guns than their male counterparts, and are seen as more vulnerable generally than men, and they in fact assert this as often as possible when pushing a Feminist agenda that contradicts itself by asserting that they are both powerful and victims at the same time. This narrative usually is set aside when the threat is NOT a White male, as many Feminists see themselves as lower on the Victimhood Hierarchy than any nonWhite male, which is why we just spent a day celebrating the death of Saint George Floyd. The new narrative makes the male the victim of a woman's RACIST suppositions if she adopts a protective stance of any sort when he is in physical proximity to her, no matter how much he may outweigh or overwhelm her in height, or be in any way intimidating. She must maintain an aura of welcoming openness, lest she be seen as intolerant or racist. In the above example, the main character, our "hero", jumps to the conclusion that if a White woman DOES clutch her purse more closely when he passes (the oldest trope outside of an elevator example) it is NOT because he is a man, but because he is black. Never mind that not once does he remove his hands from his jacket pockets, nor that he is seemingly overdressed for the climate that they share, making HIM more suspicious. This is what's fed to kids and to many who simply read it and store the information as they watch the other media reinforce the propaganda and the agenda.
