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#StarTrekDiscovery Thread: People saying that this applies to Captains in general, especially Kirk...
Sheâs been Captain material all along, but the system failed her by not helping her deal with her trauma from an early age. (1/5) https://twitter.com/codysdax/status/1347640300920070151
Sheâs been Captain material all along, but the system failed her by not helping her deal with her trauma from an early age. (1/5) https://twitter.com/codysdax/status/1347640300920070151
She would have been Captain if her trauma had been dealt with, but she grew up on Vulcan a world of repressed emotions.
She tried to become a Vulcan to deal with her pain, but she was still human.
Weâve seen her grow and evolve on Discovery, to process what happened. (2/5)
She tried to become a Vulcan to deal with her pain, but she was still human.
Weâve seen her grow and evolve on Discovery, to process what happened. (2/5)
Black women IRL have always had to be the best and try to deal with generational trauma, people calling Burnham a Mary Sue have missed the point and a learning experience.
Welcome to Star Trek, the franchise thatâs been giving you different perspectives for over 50 years! (3/5)
Welcome to Star Trek, the franchise thatâs been giving you different perspectives for over 50 years! (3/5)
Burnham emotionally repressed what happened to her parents, the moment she saw a Klingon again all of her unresolved trauma came flooding back. What we saw during the first two episodes of the series was a woman in pain trying to process her trauma now and as a child. (4/5)
Thereâs more complexity to this topic and I donât think a series of tweets can do this characterâs journey or the topic justice.
This is why itâs important to listen to black women in this fandom and in general. (5/5)
This is why itâs important to listen to black women in this fandom and in general. (5/5)
Follow, listen and learn... https://twitter.com/sadandyellow/status/1347852467980148737
