better known as Wonder Woman, came at a critical juncture. The emerging feminist movement found a voice in this revolutionary figure, who stood for empowerment and parity.
By saying, “I want women to want to be me, or be my best friend!” Carter acknowledged the effect and communicated her goal of portraying Wonder Woman in a manner that encouraged women to strive for greatness.
Even those who weren’t moviegoers might feel the impact of Carter’s Wonder Woman. There was a rising cry for female equality, and her compassionate and powerful personification reflected it. ”
Women are the wave of the future and sisterhood is…stronger than anything,” the figure said, as the words echoed like a rallying cry for female strength. Embracing Notoriety and Self-Definition
In the midst of the praise, Carter managed the intricacies of stardom. She had to deal with the unforeseen effects of public admiration even though she was called the “Most Beautiful Woman in the World” and her poster became very famous.
