Today's entry is about Buffy the Vampire Slayer. You must remember this groundbreaking TV show from the '90s. You don't? You suck, hard. In case you do remember this series shows feminism in obvious ways. It depicts a teenage girl (Buffy Summers) struggles through life in a lot of extreme ways. She moves to the Hell Mouth a.k.a an imaginary town called Sunnydayle after finding out that she is the slayer. The slayer is one girl in all the world chosen every generation (or until the previous slayer dies) to fight vampires demons and the forces of evil. If you want to know more WATCH THE SHOW!

Anastasia the last grand dutchess of Russia was the only girl in her family to survive execution. Scientists who have  done DNA tests on the Romanovs' remains have proof that the tsarvitch and Anastasia were missing. My theory is that when they were shot they pretended to be dead and then they rose from their coffins and ran away. Despite what the Disney movie says I doubt that Ratsputan rose from the dead and tried to kill Anastasia, even if he was a charlatan.

Cleopatra was an extrordinary queen of Egypt. The fact is she wasn't Egyptian at all! She was the last  Ptomley  to rule Egypt.  Cleopatra was the only one who could speak to Egyptians and Romans in  their own languages. So, Cleopatra asked protection from Julius Ceaser, Mark Antony asked protection of her. Comment down below if you think she's a symbol of feminism or a pychopath . 

There is a drought of feminism at my school. Just yesterday a boy said that girls have flabby arms and are weak. He even went as far to say the he is superior because he is male. Another boy sad that boys get more exercise. So, I seriously think that feminism needs to be recognized in schools. If it's not boys could become sexist, and nobody wants that.

Hi! It's Spectacular Saturday! As you know Hillary Clinton is running in the 2016 presidential election. If she wins it could be big for feminism and the SNL portrayals will get much better. A woman president would be terrific because you know she wouldn't take away women's rights.