The MCU is separate from the comics. It’s an adaptation. It has the same characters but it doesn’t need the same story. If they want more well known characters for little girls to look up to then by all means do it. I’m only a teenager but all I had was Wonder Woman. Execution is key though. I also don’t like the “strong female uwu” trope.

Why are you having problems with changing characters to women? If it doesn’t affect the story I would say it’s fine

I don't know if you're the only one with a problem with this... but I don't.

I don't see any male character being weak or dependent on women in the MCU.

The double standard is the problem.

Storm can NOT be played by a white dude, but Logan could be played by a black woman.

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And THAT is the problem.

Yes because of the lack of white men in the media. Nearly all of Marvel characters are white men, because that's the only thing people would have accepted a couple of decades ago, I don't see the problem in changing that.

Especially the X-Men when they're supposed to be representing minorities.

Also, the fact that hollywood prefers blackwashing instead of introducing originally black characters.

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I mean, for exmple John Wick was created in the middle of that huge "equality-haveblackpeopleineverything" rubbish, and with one of the whitest actors ever.

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Hollywood can NOT and do not want creating anything that is originally black, but they blackwashing white characters, most of them with several decades of history.

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Not to mention that hollywood systemathicly discriminates redheads, and blackwashes literally every single redheared character.

The MCU is based on comics, they can't just create new characters because people will still hate on them because "forced diversity". Changing a character's race in the comics isnt a big deal, it's not like it's important to their character.

And about women:

Ripley in Alien-franchise was a badass, strong female lead character without hiding her feminine characteristics, and acting like a rude man.

Aliens isn't an adaptation.