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The creator of Wonder Woman is named William Moulton Marston.  He was born on May 9th 1893 and passed on May 2nd 1947 due to having Cancer. Working as an American Psychologist he invented the lie detector test.  He kept his identity a secret until two years after Wonder Woman came out.  He lived with his wife. Sadie Holloway and a lifelong partner named Olive Bryn.  William had two children with each of the women and the children grew up not realizing the parents were in a polyamorous relationship. But both of his lovers helped contribute to the creation of Wonder Women.

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In 1940 Wonder Woman was created for female empowerment. In the 1940's women did not have the same rights as men and many believed it was unfair treatment. Everyone always saw men superheros and Marston wanted to change that. She was a symbol for feminism which is known as the advocacy of women's rights and equality of sexes. Wonder woman is now the third longest running superhero next to Superman and Batman.

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What was life like when Wonder Woman was created?

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What was life like when Wonder Woman was created?

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Wonder Woman was first seen in Sensation Comics #1 in December of 1941.  In the 1940's Japan attacked the American naval base at Pearl Harbor with bombs that killed over a thousand people.  This caused World War II.  Simple products like sugar, gas, and butter were rationalized.  Women were just housewives that would clean and raise children, but when WWII began women were being able to work in the workforce.  Franklin D. Roosevelt was inaugurated for his third term as the U.S president.  Roosevelt signs the Lend Lease Act which is providing supplies and food to the Allies.  He also signed the GI-bill which provided financial aid to the veterans returning from WWII

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This article is "Everything You Need to Know About the Radical Roots of Wonder Woman" by Christopher Finke.  The reading had 10 different facts about Wonder Woman.  The beginning was about William Marston and his life with his two partners that helped created the hero we all know today.  Wonder woman was a fighter for people, for women's rights, and for children and workers rights.   But what people never realized is that there is a lot of bondage in Wonder Woman.  Wonder Woman was always getting tied, lassoed, gagged, and chained so people believed it had a sexual meaning behind it. She was so popular that she was added to the justice team.  When Marston had passed away writers took Wonder Woman's personality away and people did not like it. People everywhere fought to get the powerful superhero back and they did.  People all ages look up to Wonder Woman as an independent, strong leader from the beginning as has continued for many years.

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Gloria Steinem, known for being a well known feminist at the time was very interested in DC comic. Though she disliked how Wonder Woman's character has changed because she was sripped of her powers and her feirce personality. Steinem went to DC comics and found someone that worked there and said they needed to change Wonder Woman back to the powerful leader she was and that is exactly what they did.

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When it comes to iconic superheroes, Wonder Woman is at the top of the list. Last year's hit blockbuster movie starring Gal Gadot only served to remind people everywhere of what a badass the character truly is. From her willingness to help those in need to her incredible courage, she's a role model that pretty much anyone can get behind.

If you want to summon your own hero-like strength, here are some inspiring Wonder Woman quotes from the film and the comics to leave you feeling empowered:

Wonder Woman Quotes On inner strength

"What one does when faced with the truth is more difficult than you'd think."

-Diana Prince, Wonder Woman movie

"You are stronger than you believe. You have greater powers than you know."
-Antiope to Diana, Wonder Woman movie

Steve Trevor: "This war is-a great big mess. And there's not a whole lot you and I can do about that. We can get back to London and try to get the men who can."

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Diana: "I am the man who can."
- Wonder Woman movie

"If it means interfering in an ensconced, outdated system, to help just one woman, man or child...I'm willing to accept the consequences."
- Wonder Woman #170

"If no one else will defend the world, then I must."

-Diana, Wonder Woman movie

Wonder Woman Quotes ON HUMANKIND

"Because no matter how small an act of kindness or generosity or simple positivity you put out into the world, it will make a difference."
- Wonder Woman comic

"When it comes to procreation, men are essential, but for pleasure, not necessary."
-Diana tells Steve of what she learned from reading about men's anatomy and function, Wonder Woman movie

"Please take my hand. I give it to you as a gesture of friendship and love, and of faith freely given. I give you my hand and welcome you into my dream."
-Wonder Woman, #167

"A deal is a promise and a promise is unbreakable."
-Diana reminds Steve, Wonder Woman movie

"I used to want to save the world. To end war and bring peace to mankind; but then I glimpsed the darkness that lives within their light. I learnt that inside every one of them there will always be both. The choice each must make for themselves-something no hero will ever defeat."
- Diana, Wonder Woman movie

Wonder Woman Quotes On fighting for justice

"We have a saying, my people. Don't kill if you can wound, don't wound if you can subdue, don't subdue if you can pacify, and don't raise your hand at all until you've first extended it."
-Wonder Woman, Vol. 3, No. 25

"Fighting doesn't make you a hero."
-Queen Hippolyta tells a young Diana, Wonder Woman movie

"If loss makes you doubt your belief in justice, then you never truly believed in justice at all."- Wonder Woman, Vol. 3: The Circle

"I will fight for those who cannot fight for themselves."
-Diana, Wonder Woman movie

"Now I know, that only love can truly save the world. So I stay, I fight, and I give, for the world I know can be."
-Diana, Wonder Woman movie

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15 Badass Wonder Woman Quotes That Will Make You Feel Empowered

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These badass Wonder Woman quotes from both the 2017 film and the various comics will leave you feeling as empowered as Diana Prince.

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1.) I was shocked that William Marston kept his identity a secret because Wonder Woman was such a big hit.  He was already well known for the lie detector test why did he not come out about being the creator sooner?  Was it because of his relationship with two lovers? Was he embarrassed that he was huge on feminism?

2.) Why would people change Wonder Woman?  Is it because they believed that she was too dominant of a person?  She was becoming popular and when Marston passed they took her whole persona away, but why?

3.) I found this article very interesting because I did not really know the backstory and creation of Wonder Woman. Learning about the psychological genius create a figure that is very relevant to this day is very interesting to me. Wonder Woman has shown empowerment to women's rights and independence to many individuals.