Why DEI Writers are Destroying Heroic Stories

You already know how DEI writers are destroying heroic stories—race-swapping characters, gender-swapping leads, and inserting ideological agendas into classic narratives. But what you might not know is why. Why is this happening across every form of entertainment? Because these writers fear what heroic stories demand of them. Before we start, we need to understand why we tell stories. Stories are how we communicate and bond with each other. It’s how we pass on morals, values, and lessons to the next generation. An example of this is the stories your ancestors told your tribe of where to find food, shelter, and survive attacks from predators. These stories became the bedrock of that society, which kept humans alive and brought you into this world. The classic heroic narratives are an extension of the stories your ancestors told, giving us heroes like Superman, Captain America, and All Might who embody hope, inspire us, and create a standard of behavior to strive towards. Hollywood and mainstream comics used to create heroic tales like this, which had a positive effect on society. A society with shared beliefs, values, and behaviors where going after your dreams is cheered, moral lin...