Linda deserves to be honored for being a such a great role model, especially for young women.
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
On Wonder Woman
When I was little I thought Linda Jean Córdova Carter (aka Linda Carter) was the most beautiful woman in the world. I proudly told my preschool teacher that she resembled my mom. tiffdjones over has dedicated a post to Linda (very apropos), no wonder i loved wonder woman, and speaks to her (our) biracialness and the reverse racism of being a fair skinned Latina with a non-Hispanic last name.
Linda deserves to be honored for being a such a great role model, especially for young women.
Linda deserves to be honored for being a such a great role model, especially for young women.
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I saw my first full Wonder Woman episode and it was dubbed in Spanish. How cool is that? Since then I've been rocking a Wonder Woman shirt around the DF. Don't forget about the other awesome, bi-cultural heroine of the 70's, Linda Rondstadt. Her Mariachi album is a classic.
ReplyDeleteWow! I've been collecting WW stuff for years now, love the character, the idea.... Have been doing lessons in my 4th gr about superheroes.... just posted tonight about a book called Super Cilantro Girl...
ReplyDeleteAnd then, you point me to this news! Que??? I didn't know Linda was a Latina.... WOW! (Where have I been?) How totalmente cool that is.... THANK YOU for one more piece of awesomeness to share with my students!!!